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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;okbustchaser, post: 2086171, member: 72642&quot;]gronnh20, as Treashunt above says the Overton numbers assigned to bust halves refer to the individual dies used to press the coins.&nbsp; Each year the numbers start over with the new (and sometimes previously used older dies).&nbsp; For example, your coin would be attributed as O-104.&nbsp; This means that it is a combination of obverse die 3 for the year and reverse die D. </p><p><br /></p><p>Where it gets a little more complicated is the fact that O numbers are not related to the chronological order that the dies were used.&nbsp; Again, using your coin, the 104 was actually the 11th die marriage produced for the year.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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