Just for fun ---- post a 'Half Dime'

Bikergeek

I guess I better share, rather than just chatter about other folks' pics. Here's a common one but it's pretty.

CoinHunter4

boiler78

BryceM

I posted to this thread once, long ago. Here's one I acquired relatively recently:

marcmoish

64+

yosclimber

@marcmoish said:
64+

Your nice coin is a V-10 die marriage, with the distinctive repunched star 1.
It's an early die state, before all the "crumbling" or "spalling" that happens around AMERICA.
But the chip above the left foot of A2 (first A in AMERICA) is visible, which confirms V-10.

The stars were put onto the hub in late 1840, and prior to that they were punched by hand.
So sometimes you get dramatic repunching visible on high grade coins like this.
The V-10 is probably the most dramatic of all of them.

retirednow

@boiler78 said:

I love these Liberty Princes designs. A nice Simpson Pedigree piece with a CAC as a bonus. Interesting to note that I think this piece appeared is several sequential Superior auctions in the 90's with no takers .... ah only to travel back in time. It is also the plate example (Ex Teletrade) on USPattern.com web site.

if this is yours - nice acquisition.

This is the copper sister version J-1069 ... however, in a 66RB NGC slab.

kaz

Beautiful coins, and a lot of information in this thread.

marcmoish

@yosclimber said:

@marcmoish said:
64+

Your nice coin is a V-10 die marriage, with the distinctive repunched star 1.
It's an early die state, before all the "crumbling" or "spalling" that happens around AMERICA.
But the chip above the left foot of A2 (first A in AMERICA) is visible, which confirms V-10.

The stars were put onto the hub in late 1840, and prior to that they were punched by hand.
So sometimes you get dramatic repunching visible on high grade coins like this.
The V-10 is probably the most dramatic of all of them.

Thanks.👌

It's individual's like you that give this forum such a good name. You could easily have just let it ride, but you spent a few minutes dispensing your keen knowledge. That, is so selfless and much appreciated.

BillJones

gumby1234

edwardjulio

MS65, V-6

asheland

@rhedden said:
1865 PCGS MS64

Nice! My lone type example for now
Also an 1865-P:

yosclimber

@marcmoish said:

@yosclimber said:

@marcmoish said:
64+

Your nice coin is a V-10 die marriage, with the distinctive repunched star 1.
It's an early die state, before all the "crumbling" or "spalling" that happens around AMERICA.
But the chip above the left foot of A2 (first A in AMERICA) is visible, which confirms V-10.

The stars were put onto the hub in late 1840, and prior to that they were punched by hand.
So sometimes you get dramatic repunching visible on high grade coins like this.
The V-10 is probably the most dramatic of all of them.

Thanks.👌

It's individual's like you that give this forum such a good name. You could easily have just let it ride, but you spent a few minutes dispensing your keen knowledge. That, is so selfless and much appreciated.

Thank you for your kind words.
I, in turn, am pretty much trying to emulate what our dearly departed @MrHalfDime did for many years.
I'm happy to be a part of the tradition!

https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/1021338/rip-mr-half-dime

rec78

Purchased this 1846 from the late Jimmy O'Donnell at the FUN show in 2000:

1630Boston

WiscKau

kaz

HoledandCreative