Latest newp - Ain't she purdy?

Barry

This arrived in today's mail. Definitely a keeper. Feel free to play guess the grade (and denomination)

razorface1027

50C...XF-40

dan1ecu

I like it! It has an original look to it. Is it a dime?

Dan

kieferscoins

XF-45.

Cameron Kiefer

coinandcurrency242

Looks XF. Nice find

Sandhawk

Count me in for the Giveaway

ziggy29

Nice coin. No-brainer, solid XF, problem-free. And as for the denomination, it's whatever denomination had a "1-800" die variety that year.

KlectorKid

Beautiful. I hate seeing great coins like your blast white.

DominusDeus

45.... dollar denomination

DominusDeus

<< <i>Nice coin. No-brainer, solid XF, problem-free. And as for the denomination, it's whatever denomination had a "1-800" die variety that year. >>



"Dotted date" from die break...

Baley

nice coin!!

is it a small coin? certainly not a quarter or half dollar, not a dollar... hmmmmm

Numismanic

1800 Draped Bust dime JR-2, R.5? Grade EF-40.

msch1man

As far as demonination goes...I'm guessing it is a half-dime.
Grade...I'd say XF-45.
Looks real nice!

Barry

<< <i>1800 Draped Bust dime JR-2, R.5? Grade EF-40. >>


We have a winner, on all counts! It's in an NGC XF40 slab. Personally, I'd call it a 45.

According to the authors of the JRCS Early Dime book, the 1800 Draped Bust dime JR-2 has the dubious distinction of being the only heraldic eagle dime to be counterfeited. The cast counterfeits seen are light in weight and have a short horizontal die crack extending left of the crossbar of A in STATES.

lordmarcovan

Dime?

Looks borderline EF to me. Yummy.

The portrait ain't right for it to be a dollar, and the quarter would have the denomination below the eagle.

Baley

and the quarter would have the denomination below the eagle.

the quarter also wouldn't be dated 1800