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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Paddy54, post: 2635699, member: 19250&quot;]Beauty&nbsp; is in the eye of the beholder ,and from what I&#039;ve&nbsp; seen&nbsp;&nbsp; from your&nbsp; post you should never equate that word with your specimen here&nbsp; . May I&nbsp; suggest&nbsp; that&nbsp; you&nbsp; do some research&nbsp; on&nbsp; the coins that interest&nbsp; you . May I also suggest&nbsp; that&nbsp; you&nbsp; save your money and buy coins that aren&#039;t&nbsp; detailed like this one. Yes this specimen&nbsp; does have nice die crack. There&#039;s&nbsp; some meat on the bone here but this coin has issues it has been cleaned!</p><p>After copying&nbsp; the&nbsp; bad image and cleaning&nbsp; it up.....I will say this...even a blind pig finds a truffle !</p><p>This is a variety&nbsp; coin don&#039;t&nbsp; get excited&nbsp; yet as even though&nbsp; it is a over date the 1853/4 pup the doubled&nbsp; arrow shaft on the right arrow ,and the 3 in the date.The conditions of this specimen&nbsp; overshadows any premium&nbsp; that would be there.</p><p>The value of this coin in F/VF $ 30-40 range the variety&nbsp; 150-200.</p><p>As a variety&nbsp; collector&nbsp; I personally&nbsp; wouldn&#039;t&nbsp; touch this even with the variety&nbsp; unless&nbsp; I purchased&nbsp; it for melt.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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