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<p>[QUOTE="ksparrow, post: 7850806, member: 7638"]thanks for the comments; I wish she had surfaces like the ones y'all posted. It's always good to see some nice early halves posted! that's a great looking half, Publius. Here is an auction description for a Small Head sold by Stacks a while back: "Three distinct die marriages comprise the Small Head subtype of the 1795 half dollar; O-126(a), O-127(a), and O-128. Each variety employs a unique obverse die, which were most likely made by assistant engraver John Smith Gardner from an obverse hub prepared by Chief Engraver Robert Scot. Overton-126a, represented here, is the late state of O-126 and identifiable by a light reverse die crack from the border outside the letters ED in UNITED to the border below the left ribbon end that forms a retained cud."</p><p> NCS called mine "Fine details," but frankly it looks more like VG8 to me.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="ksparrow, post: 7850806, member: 7638"]thanks for the comments; I wish she had surfaces like the ones y'all posted. It's always good to see some nice early halves posted! that's a great looking half, Publius. Here is an auction description for a Small Head sold by Stacks a while back: "Three distinct die marriages comprise the Small Head subtype of the 1795 half dollar; O-126(a), O-127(a), and O-128. Each variety employs a unique obverse die, which were most likely made by assistant engraver John Smith Gardner from an obverse hub prepared by Chief Engraver Robert Scot. Overton-126a, represented here, is the late state of O-126 and identifiable by a light reverse die crack from the border outside the letters ED in UNITED to the border below the left ribbon end that forms a retained cud." NCS called mine "Fine details," but frankly it looks more like VG8 to me.[/QUOTE]
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