Is this an overdate on 1843 Seated Liberty Half Dollar

InGodWeTrustCoins

At first I thought this was just a die cud; however, it appears like a digit is struck under the date. I couldn't find any known overdate varieties for this year. Any information on what this might be would be greatly appreciated.

TomB

What digit do you propose is there and under what part of the date? These types of little details help.

InGodWeTrustCoins

@TomB said:
What digit do you propose is there and under what part of the date? These types of little details help.

Under the '1' and slightly to the right, there appears to be something more than a die break; that is what I was referring to when I said digit.

yosclimber

This is WB-22, LDS. A cool variety in my view.
And they are indeed heavy die cracks.
See Bill Bugert's Volume V - Philadelphia 1839-1852, p. 162 (screen shot above).
http://www.lsccweb.org/BillBugertBooks.php

ricko

@yosclimber ... Great pictures, and clearly identifies the OP issue. Cheers, RickO

fathom

Here's another one:

@yosclimber nailed it.

InGodWeTrustCoins

Thank you all very much, it is greatly appreciated!