Early copper experts - opinion on half cent please

I would be appreciative of comments on the 1804 half cent on David Lawrence's site:
Half Cents
Perhaps it is the image, but the obverse strike looks a bit weak. Is this typical? Any other thoughs would be appreciated.
Half Cents
Perhaps it is the image, but the obverse strike looks a bit weak. Is this typical? Any other thoughs would be appreciated.
Higashiyama
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You're right, it does look really weakly struck. But I still find it very attractive. I'm no expert, so don't trust my judgement on this.
BTW the hair detail on these coins is delicate and subtle, and it’s hard to catch it at the right angle to pick it up in a photograph. I suspect, but don’t know for sure that this coin has all the detail.
If you are looking for a type coin with red, you might consider holding out for an 1806, large 6, stems (C-4). That coin is a hoard piece, and there are several hundred of them known in Mint State with varying amounts of red on them. A few years ago quite a few certified examples were around, but I have not seen that many of them lately.
if you want an 1804 w/ detail, spiked-chins can be found well-struck.
K S
Sincerely,
jadecoin