1832 bust half lettered and reeded edge?????

Here is an 1832 Bust Half O-102 with lettered and reeded edge. I have not been able to find any reference to pre-1836 reeded edge bust halves. Since I am not educated enough know if it is bogus, I am reaching out to the community. How does this coin look to you. The seller has good feedback, a return policy, and layaway. I would like to pick up this coin, but would like to know you opinions first.
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Chris
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Check out the Overton/Parsley text "United States Early Half Dollar Die Varieties 1794-1836" for great information on the series, as well as Edgar Souders "Bust Half Fever."
Watch out! It's an addictive series.
zap
102 capped bust half dollars - 100 die marriages
BHNC #198
Christopher
Too many positive BST transactions with too many members to list.
I agree with Zap1111.
I am on a first name basis with the seller. He is indeed a man of integrity. ...and I also knew the previous owner of this coin (now diseased), he was a true expert on Bust Halves (He was one of the founders of the BHNC.).
The combination of experimental reeded edge combined with the edge lettering is standard fare on the 1832 Busties.
Following (for you and others to read) are the two pages of the Leaman/Gunnet treatise that dealt with and explained the Early Half Dollar edges and die sequences. (This study determined the emission order of the Bust Halves. ...and is a "must read" IMO for students of Bust Half die marriages and die states.)
You will find the experimental reeded edges on the Busties of the 1830's discussed on these pages:
(Enjoy! Regards, Ed R.)
Christopher