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1795 FH half - she's a 9 -7 berries but two leaves. What's up with that??
jdillane
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Per Overton, the O-111 3 leaves is the only one to have the 9-7 distribution of berries. Do my eyes deceive??? On the left I see 7 berries above the wing and two below; on the right I see 6 above and one below.
The obverse to follow...
The obverse to follow...
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Everything else matches up with the diagnostics for this die marriage.
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or maybe a new die, and die marriage?????????
way to go my friend
<< <i>Looks like an O-109, however there was some work done on the wreath just below the right wing that has removed part of the leaf and the berry that was just a bump on the inside of the wreath.
Everything else matches up with the diagnostics for this die marriage.
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Possible plug there?
TD
<< <i>Possible plug there?
TD >>
That area does correspond to the weak area on the obverse...I believe that may be the answer.
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<< <i>Counterfeit. I find no 1795 Overton with only 1 berry under right(facing) wing) >>
Dale, I don't know my varieties, but that coin sure looks genuine to me.