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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;coloradobryan, post: 2655812, member: 74172&quot;]I believe this coin to be an example of 1839-o V5. You can find an great example of it on PCGS Coinfacts, it&#039;s the coin graded 64+ on the 39-o no drapery page. After looking in my transcribed copy of Valentines book, the closest I can find to it is my description of V5: Obverse: Date High, left star low and close. Die breaks occur at 1st and 4th stars, top of head and from shield (to 8 in date). The last part must be a mistake in the original text, because it sure appears that the break is from base of rock to edge left of the 1. There are also clash marks on the reverse with a medium O slightly left of center.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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