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It's actually 103 rather than 101. And, yes, central weakness at Liberty's chin is a hallmark of this particular die marriage.
Longshot, it's an R5- (probably on its way to R4+) but it still seems to carry a 2x or so premium. Nice cherry.
When? Hopefully, never. Grading should not be about counting marks rather than eye appeal...and no computer can replace what looks good to me.
Did you check to make sure it's not the 106a--the "single leaf"? The mint truly used these dies until they completely came apart.
Nothing better to do tonight, so I thought I’d put together a die study on the 1817 O-105 die marriage. This was the last use of obverse die...
This one finally showed up today. I actually had to write a check to pay for it and then wait for it to clear...no CC/no Paypal. Welcome back to...
The price I paid I certainly hope it's a 58. ;)
Really nice surfaces on that one. Nice!
It's a 58...another example (at least IMO) of a lightly circulated coin which looks better than a lower grade MS coin. As for the "strange marks"...
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