FSH OR TRADE: CBH - 1832 PCGS XF-45 Small Letters Bust Half Dollar; O-102, Reverse B - SOLD
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FSH: 1832 PCGS XF-45 Small Letters Bust Half Dollar; O-108, Reverse B
$205 shipped and insured
OR
Will trade for a well-struck PCGS/NGC MS Liberty Nickel (1901-12) of approx. equal cost
OR
Will trade for an attractive Victorian British Sovereign with the St. George reverse of approx. equal cost.
I don't keep up with Overton numbers myself, but I asked a few folks and the
agreement was that the coin is an O-102. The stars on the obverse are not extra close to milling nor attached to milling which cinches the Overton as a 102. The flat strike on the olive stem, right claw and arrowheads makes this reverse 'B'.
I think this is an attractive, correctly-graded coin. The stars aren't extended into the rim, the portrait shows just a touch of wear without the distracting (to me, anyway) bright white cheeks seen on so many specimens with more wear. There's still a lot of detail and the flat strike on the eagle's claw, arrowheads, and the olive stem makes this a coin with personality!
Returns, shipping, payment details:
Returns accepted for 5 business days.
Shipping and insurance are included in the price.
Payment accepted via paypal.
Photos:
The coin is a little darker and a little less reddish-tinted in-hand.
The sort of blurry horizontal line between the E and R on the obverse is on the slab.
$205 shipped and insured
OR
Will trade for a well-struck PCGS/NGC MS Liberty Nickel (1901-12) of approx. equal cost
OR
Will trade for an attractive Victorian British Sovereign with the St. George reverse of approx. equal cost.
I don't keep up with Overton numbers myself, but I asked a few folks and the
agreement was that the coin is an O-102. The stars on the obverse are not extra close to milling nor attached to milling which cinches the Overton as a 102. The flat strike on the olive stem, right claw and arrowheads makes this reverse 'B'.
I think this is an attractive, correctly-graded coin. The stars aren't extended into the rim, the portrait shows just a touch of wear without the distracting (to me, anyway) bright white cheeks seen on so many specimens with more wear. There's still a lot of detail and the flat strike on the eagle's claw, arrowheads, and the olive stem makes this a coin with personality!
Returns, shipping, payment details:
Returns accepted for 5 business days.
Shipping and insurance are included in the price.
Payment accepted via paypal.
Photos:
The coin is a little darker and a little less reddish-tinted in-hand.
The sort of blurry horizontal line between the E and R on the obverse is on the slab.
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