Half Dime Guys, any opinions?

seateddime

Barndog

images don't tell me too much about the surfaces. It's not rare, if that matters

Goldbully

From those images the coin appears cleaned or whizzed quite a while ago....JMHO.

MrHalfDime

It is an LM-3/V3, if that is your question. It is the only obverse die using that numeral 8 punch since 1829. It is easily identified by the vertical orientation of the inside loops of the 8; all others have horizontal loops of the 8.

It is a current R1, and readily available in all grades.

There is a large die defect (internal cud) connecting CA of AMERICA, but this is also common on that die marriage.

seateddime

<< <i>It is an LM-3/V3, if that is your question. It is the only obverse die using that numeral 8 punch since 1829. It is easily identified by the vertical orientation of the inside loops of the 8; all others have horizontal loops of the 8.

It is a current R1, and readily available in all grades.

There is a large die defect (internal cud) connecting CA of AMERICA, but this is also common on that die marriage. >>



Thanks!