New Bust Halves..

Trinketts

Thanks to Tassa for these Feel free to guess the grade

BECOKA

Amazing how much younger the Bust looks in the second one.

Nice picks.

Trinketts

She made a visit to the fountain of youth

wam98

Very nice.

Trinketts

The '23 has alot more luster than is showing, but damn NGC slabs are just not forgiving when you are trying to show luster.

BECOKA

<< <i>The '23 has alot more luster than is showing, but damn NGC slabs are just not forgiving when you are trying to show luster. >>



Thats when it is time to crack them out, get a nice pic and plug it into a Dansco Bust Album.

greghansen

I'll guess AU50 for the '23 and AU55 for the '33. Nice coins. I like them both.

cmanbb

<< <i>I'll guess AU50 for the '23 and AU55 for the '33. Nice coins. I like them both. >>




Ditto

Cladiator

<< <i>

<< <i>I'll guess AU50 for the '23 and AU55 for the '33. Nice coins. I like them both. >>




Ditto >>

Tritto. Damn nice coins.

BECOKA

OK since everyone else started grading I guess XF45 and AU50.

CoinAddict

Gorgeous busties. I really like the look of the 1823.

RTS

Nice.

Trinketts

Here they are in the slabs.... Been so long since I used my scanner almost forgot how

MikeKing

they're both very very nice, but I especially like the 1823.

edited to correct date
also, who is Tassa?

Trinketts

<< <i>they're both very very nice, but I especially like the 1823.

edited to correct date
also, who is Tassa? >>



Tassa is of Jade Rare Coin.. and was by far one of the most helpful people I have delt with in a while.

mozin

I think both of these would be PCGS AU50. I much prefer the 1823. It is just right.

coinlieutenant

The 1823 is the Reiver coin...

coinlieutenant

Actually...I dont think it is...

Sorry.

Cladiator

Looks like no body is going to attribute so I'll give them a shot.

I think your 1823 is O.103. One of the marriages with a perfect 3 in the date. Many of the 1823's have problems with the 3, not yours though. I can't rightly tell from the photo but you may or may not be able to see some fine verticle lines between the left wing and head of the eagle. The text says that this shows up on the higher graded coins. They may be talking about mint state stuff though. I'd be interested to know if you can see them in hand or with a loupe.

The 1833 is giving me some problems. Perhaps someone else can take a stab at and see what they come up with. I'm thinking it may be an O.114 but at this point I wouldn't put any money on that bet. Anyone?

TobyOneKenobe

Just a wild stab in the dark: I think this may be a O.103. There looks to be a tripled forecurl in front of the L in LIBERTY and the left upper corner of the shield has a gap that has a triangular shape. Just below this in the lines are what appear to be centering dots.

Trinketts

<< <i>Looks like no body is going to attribute so I'll give them a shot.

I think your 1823 is O.103. One of the marriages with a perfect 3 in the date. Many of the 1823's have problems with the 3, not yours though. I can't rightly tell from the photo but you may or may not be able to see some fine verticle lines between the left wing and head of the eagle. The text says that this shows up on the higher graded coins. They may be talking about mint state stuff though. I'd be interested to know if you can see them in hand or with a loupe.

The 1833 is giving me some problems. Perhaps someone else can take a stab at and see what they come up with. I'm thinking it may be an O.114 but at this point I wouldn't put any money on that bet. Anyone? >>



There's not as much luster on the reverse as the obverse but I can see some very faint lines between the head and leaft wing. I really need to buy an Overton variety book...