Can you name a coin that is known only in overdate form?

rec78

For instance there is the 1802/0 half cent, 1823/2 quarter, 1815/12 bust half. These do not exist in non-overdate status. (i.e. there are no 1802 half cents, 1815 bust halves, or 1823 quarters that are not overdates. Are there others? I am sure there are.
Bob

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BustHalfBrian

1815/2 Capped Bust half dollar, obviously.

EDIT: Oh... you already said that. I think there is some EAC with dates struck using only overdated-dies, but I don't feel like pulling out the Redbook to check...

SmEagle1795

1796/5 $5, 1802/1 $5, 1803/2 $5, and 1798/7 $10, to name a few

Baley

the 1802/1 and 1803/2 half eagle, and the 1805/4 and 1806/5 quarter eagles?

bosco5041

1805/4 Half dollar

rec78

<< <i>1805/4 Half dollar >>



I don't know if this qualifies as while there are no 1804 half dollars, there are 1805 half dollars-guess I should have been more specific.
Thanks. Bob

bosco5041

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<< <i>1805/4 Half dollar >>



I don't know if this qualifies as while there are no 1804 half dollars, there are 1805 half dollars-guess I should have been more specific.
Thanks. Bob >>

Yes thats true, I never thought it out.

ambro51

Vermont Ryder 15 1787/6

johnny9434

does the 1817/4 bust half count?

BustHalfBrian

<< <i>does the 1817/4 bust half count? >>



I don't think so. There were plenty of non-overdated dies used to strike half dollars in 1817 - eleven dies, to be exact.