Capped Bust Quarter

Discussion in 'US Coins Forum' started by Lawtoad, Feb 13, 2022.

  1. Lawtoad

    Lawtoad Well-Known Member

    Bitten by the capped bust bug. Have been picking up lower end bust capped halves and quarters. My most recent acquisition that arrived yesterday is a nice coin with obverse damage. This one was priced appropriately for the damage and having an obvious cleaning in the past. Even with the damage I still like it. 1831 small letters variety. 77605179-FA80-419F-B5FE-266A95DDEC8C.jpeg 8BE42E49-D4FB-4391-B796-EB098D17BBDE.jpeg
     
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  3. Rushmore

    Rushmore Coin Addict

    Nice! I have yet to own a Bust Cap Quarter.
     
  4. NSP

    NSP Well-Known Member

    Not a bad addition despite the graffiti. This die marriage (B-1) is unique in that it is the only 1831-1838 reverse that has berries on the olive branch. This was a holdover from the 1815-1828 reverses, and the berries never again appeared for the rest of the 1831-1838 series.
     
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  5. MIGuy

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    I also have this bug! We've got about a dozen low end halves and quarters of the capped bust variety. They're beeeaaaautiful!
     
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