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1833 Bust Half Dime FSH...ON HOLD
Barndog
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1833 raw bust half dime FSH. $on hold paypal, check, MO, silver, gold, trades, first born all considered. LM-7 (common die marriage)
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Dan
Cool "C" in 5C
Nice coin.
Too many positive BST transactions with too many members to list.
<< <i>Nice coin AU50?
Dan >>
some may grade it AU-50, but I think the level of detail justifies XF-45. The C in 5C does show strike doubling, which is pretty cool. Strike doubling is not too common on bust half dimes (and there's no premium for it, of course).
1833 HALF DIME
PCGS No: 4280
Mintage:
Circulation strikes: 1,370,000
Proofs: est. 10
Designer: William Kneass
Diameter: 15.5 millimeters
Metal content:
Silver - 89.25%
Copper - 10.75%
Weight: ±1.35 grams
Edge: Reeded
Mintmarks: None (all coins of this type were struck at Philadelphia)
Varieties (10):
LM-1 - Scarce
LM-2 - Extremely Rare
LM-3 - Common
LM-4 - Common
LM-5 - Extremely Rare
LM-6 - Very Rare
LM-7 - Common
LM-8 - Scarce
LM-9 - Common
LM-10 - Very Common
Notes:
The finest Uncirculated examples graded by PCGS are 6 MS-67's.
No Proofs have been graded by PCGS.
Sources and/or recommended reading:
"The PCGS Population Report, October 2003" by The Professional Coin Grading Service
<< <i>Can I see a larger scan please?
There's one in every crowd
That coin must be magnified 100x!
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<< <i>Can I see a larger scan please?
There's one in every crowd
That coin must be magnified 100x! >>
but I need it amplified 1000 times or I wont BUY IT!
too bad as well! I really need one of these little buggers for my registered type set!
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<< <i>Nice coin AU50?
Dan >>
some may grade it AU-50, but I think the level of detail justifies XF-45. The C in 5C does show strike doubling, which is pretty cool. Strike doubling is not too common on bust half dimes (and there's no premium for it, of course). >>
I almost thought that was longacring on the C
have you ever seen any exhibiting longacring?
Go BIG or GO HOME. ©Bill
Anyone wanna buy it or trade for something equally cool?
<< <i>Do another giveaway
likely will occur sometime in the distant future...but not with this coin
<< <i>longacring? Does that have to do with the guy on the forum who asks all the questions?
now thats funny
Go BIG or GO HOME. ©Bill