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Back in 1802, did Lady Liberty get in a Fight?
JZrarities
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Proof of tough times in the old US Republic...
1802 BUST DOLLAR, BB-242, B-5, NGC AU-55
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JZrarities
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Proof of tough times in the old US Republic...
1802 BUST DOLLAR, BB-242, B-5, NGC AU-55
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Actually nailed might be more appropriate with the square hole that
indicates the coin was holed early in it's lifetime. Sheldon S-242,
very common variety but also very cool with a killer reverse cud.
(she took a couple licks on her shoulder)
1802 half dollar, the only known variety is O.101
Liberty: Parent of Science & Industry
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It's a strong possibility that it may be used on the Thomas Jefferson First Spouse coin. Since Jefferson was a widower when he was in office they will be using a representation of Liberty as she appeared on coins issued during his administration. That would be either the draped bust, or the turban head that was used on the gold coins. I think the draped bust is much more attractive, so natually they will pick the turban head because it was used on the gold eagles back then.
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Treasury Seals Type Set
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Petey.
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