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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;CappedBustDimes, post: 305222, member: 9104&quot;]pop 3000 is only for that variety.&nbsp; the over all&nbsp; mintage for all varieties is close to 160,000.&nbsp; which is not a low mintage for the series, however; it is the most widely available flowing hair dollar [1794, the only other year of the flowing hair, only had a total mintage of approx. 1,700-1,800] and thus the 1795 is sought out for those holes in everyone&#039;s typeset.</p><p><br /></p><p>i agree that those are 1814/3 [o.101-101awould be my guess as to the variety] and 1817/3, both over dates but, i defer to bonedigger for the overton attribution as i do not have the overton text to memory yet...not really a focus of mine and my text is out of reach...besides bonedigger is the resident expert imo and would love to chime in...take a gander at his blue collar bust set...it&#039;s pretty stellar.</p><p><br /></p><p>as for the professional grading i would advise against it unless you intend to sell them in the near future.&nbsp; if you choose to sell in the distant future i would wait and holder them just prior to the sale..or ask if the buyer/consignor has a specific grading co. they prefer.</p><p><br /></p><p>additionally the grading assigned is in a constant flux....[a vf25 today maybe a xf45 a year from now]&nbsp; also; most savvy/intelligent collectors [or purists] who seek out coins in these series in the condition that these are in, would probably prefer them to be raw or would free them from their holder soon after.&nbsp; buyers would also be well versed enough in the series to detirmine for themselves that they are indeed genuine...if the buyer tells you they&#039;re fake...then, you are probably getting low balled and selling to the wrong buyer....[low balling is bad...even at the pub it&#039;s not recommended.]</p><p><br /></p><p>in my opinion, for what is worth; the coins in the provided photographs are all genuine and coins i would add to my personal sets.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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