Lets see some nice old worn Bust half dollars.

1830 O-123

R-1


I say an XF-45
What do you think?

 

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That's all for now, folks.

 

Agree.

Another fine one from your fabulous, seemingly never ending collection.

Thanks for posting.

 

Thank you---

I'll post the next year soon.

 

and if @green18 ever get off his butt, I'll post my Barbers.

 

Been busy Frank. Looking forward to imaging some of them........

 

How is the house going?

 

Slowly.......

 

Thanks for the post.

 

bump

 

Well, it just so happens that the only 1830 I currently own is one of the die marriages that Frank is missing...O-115. R-2

Obverse: Star 1 points to lower edge of dentil. There are numerous diagonal die lines below bust, from date to star 1. “3” is low. A raised elongated
lump shows on neck, left of curl.

Reverse: Upper tail feather pierces the olive stem, forming a tiny knob. “5” has an open loop, and a short straight V-shaped top. Stripes and crossbars are sharply struck, and the crossbars slant upwards to the right. Lines 1 & 2 of stripe 3, and line 2 of stripe 4, extend too far down. Left sides of “I” and “T” are in line.

 

rats!

I want it!

 

Time for 1831?

 

1831 O-101 R-2
1831


O-101


Grade: EF

R-2

Obv: 1
Rev: A

Diagnostics:
Obverse: Small stars, mouth slightly open.
Reverse: Line 2 of stripe 3 extends below shield.

 

1831


O-102


Grade: VG

R-1

Obv: 2
Rev: C

Diagnostics:
Obverse: Mouth open.
Reverse: Stand of 5 recut.

 

1831 O-103

R-1

agree based on wear, and there is some luster under the toning.

 

1831 O-104 R-1
1831
O-104
R-1

VF-35,PCGS

 

1831 O-105

R-3


And mine:

 

Nope, no O-106 or O-107


1831 O-108 R-1
1831
O-108
R-1

VF

 

1831 O-109 R-1
1831


O-109


Grade: XF

R-1

Obv: 6
Rev: H

Diagnostics:
Obverse: 18 higher than 31
Reverse: First stripe appears as 2 lines.