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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Paddy54, post: 7966556, member: 19250&quot;]I&#039;m going to attribute this specimen and explain while doing so you can try and follow using the sight above.</p><p>I try and read the coin first....I allow my eyes to look for &quot;pups&quot; = pick up points!</p><p>Since I collect the series I am acustom to first look for large details that jump out...then narrow it down by the smaller ones.</p><p>This 33 has a huge clash in front of the face. Date position, stars position and repunched or re cut.,&nbsp; on the reverse, S to s position S in states S in EPU how they match up.</p><p>The scroll position, the 5 C . It position,and the arrows&nbsp; their position in reference to the last A in America.</p><p>Next I go to the site I gave you...and begin putting together the points&nbsp; first the obv. Then the rev.</p><p>Go have a look at the sight now&gt;&gt;&gt; </p><p>For the 33 there are 3 obv.s </p><p>I look at all 3 for the most possible match. </p><p>Looks like obv. #2 as yup theres the clash in front of her face.</p><p>Date yup the 83 is very close&nbsp; which of the choices fit?</p><p>Yes it is the second obv. As the above match up perfectly, but they match </p><p>All 3? Yes of course as all 3 are the second obv die.</p><p>Next the rev.&nbsp; Plenty of major pups to id which reverse is the correct marriage?</p><p>Using the pups I listed above&nbsp; for the reverse pups&nbsp; I now start to id all those pups.</p><p>Now I am going to first look at the arrows heads looking at all 4 possible reverse dies</p><p>The arrows touch th A in America.</p><p>Next the 5 C . Does the 5 match is its flag long or short?&nbsp; </p><p>Then narrowing it down point by point matching one can see that this specimen is an </p><p>Obv,2 ~ rev. U ~LM~ 4&nbsp; now go to the chart and find the R factor well theres several from an R 2 to an R 5.&nbsp; Now the fun part...die remarriages-!</p><p>This is where you begin to refine all the points....and when everything alines bingo your answer.</p><p>I am going to warn you!!! H ~10&#039;s are habit forming!&nbsp; I currently have two double slab boxes</p><p>12 inches long double rows of half dimes...im guessing from 1828-1872&nbsp; somewhere in the neighborhood of 275 to 300 last count.</p><p>There&#039;s a few members here Nathan is one who caught the h 10 bug from me....John Call</p><p>A well known member and dealer ,well we quite offten do business as he knows the series</p><p>Sells well....especially to me lol. </p><p>Once you play with doing attributions they get easier, but mistakes can be made so again recheck your pups.</p><p>I hope this post helps you discover a series thats so fun to collect.</p><p>Its also a series thats over looked by many,,, no problem more H~10s for me. LoL[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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