Lets see some nice old worn Bust half dollars.

Thanks, still need two high R-6s and an R-8. Maybe I can find a cherry tree to chop down.

 

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That was an amazing run of '27'S.

congrats!

 

Nice run OKBC!!

O-106

 

O-112 Bar dot

 

Looks like O-103 judging from die clash under UNUM

 

It happens to be 103, but as a general rule don't use die clashes as identifiers...especially during the early years. The clashes came and went and sometimes came again on many different die marriages.

 

Like okbustchaser said, and if you use clashes, you'll never id an 1813!

 

Beauties, Larry.

 

Thanks.

 

1810

1810 O-101 R-1
Obv 1
Rev A

Obv: Obv die ceacks from date to left.
Rev: 3 dots & dash below eagle's left claw

Even though maked as a VF-30, I think an XF

What do you think?











Note: Not as bright as in pictures, and definitely not cleaned.

 

1810 O-102a R-2
1810
O-102a

F-VF

R-2

Obverse: 2
Reverse: B

Diagnostics:
Obverse: Star 12 recut. Hairlip.[sic] Most show fine die crack at base of date extending left to stars.
Reverse: T in UNITED and arrowheads recut.

 

This one had a hard life.

 

1810
O-103

R-2

As noted in Overton:

Weakness at front of face.

VG, cleaned, I believe.

 

poor baby!

 

1810 O-105 R-3
1810
O-105

R-3

Grade:XF w/ rev damage
So, I net graded it as VG-
Obverse: 4
reverse: E

Diagnostics:
Obverse: Star 13 nearly touches curl.
Reverse: Line 1 of stripe 6 extends up across 6 crossbars.

 

1810 O-106-- apparently I never took a picture.




1810 O-107a R-3
1810 O-107a

R-3.

Grade: VG-F
Obverse 6
Reverse G

Diagnostics:
Obverse: Date is very wide. Mouth broad & slightly open.
Reverse: C in AMERICA is recut.

 

1810 O-108
1810, O-108, R3

 

1811 O-101 18.11 R-1
18.11
O-101

Small 8

R-1

VF-20

[clearly undergraded]

 

Looks 40 to me. 35 for sure.