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Overton Help. Pretty Busties inside.
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February 27, 2013 10:18AM
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Sorry to ask....all my books are in long term storage until July...
Anyone have the key?
Thanks!
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JRocco
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February 27, 2013 10:46AM
The 1812 is an O-109a
I don't have my book here but will look it up after if no one ID's them first.
Some coins are just plain "Interesting"
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February 27, 2013 11:29AM
1812, O.109a, R2
1820, O.106, R1
1830, O.123, R1
... Nice trio!
'specially the 1820!
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February 27, 2013 11:30AM
The 1820 is O-106
The 1830 is harder, but it appears to me to be O-121 (large 0)
edit: beaten to the punch while I'm checking out my Overton book!
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February 27, 2013 11:32AM
<< <i>The 1820 is O-106
The 1830 is harder, but it appears to me to be O-121 (large 0) >>
I took a second look because I wasn't 100% sure, and it's actually an O.123, R1
Note how the '3' drops far below the bases of the '8' and '0'. This isn't the case with the O.121.
Also note the T-I relationship. The 'I' doesn't completely align with the left side of the 'T' in the O.123. It aligns perfectly in the O.121.
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February 27, 2013 11:36AM
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<< <i>The 1820 is O-106
The 1830 is harder, but it appears to me to be O-121 (large 0) >>
I took a second look because I wasn't 100% sure, and it's actually an O.123, R1
Note how the '3' drops far below the bases of the '8' and '0'. This isn't the case with the O.121.
Also note the T-I relationship. The 'I' doesn't completely align with the left side of the 'T' in the O.123. It aligns perfectly in the O.121. >>
I just rechecked as well and you are right, it does look more like O-123. Nice eye.
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February 27, 2013 11:12PM
Thank you guys. Really appreciate the help.
John
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February 28, 2013 5:49AM
ya got some nice coin there coinlt, wtg
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February 28, 2013 10:03AM
All three of those Busties are indeed pretty. Nice to have some of you youngsters around to do the Overton attributions.
I collect Capped Bust series by variety in PCGS AU/MS grades.
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February 28, 2013 10:25AM
<< <i>...Nice to have some of you youngsters around to do the Overton attributions.
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t'hee
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February 28, 2013 12:31PM
I'd be interested in people's take on the grades. I'll start with my guesses:
1812 EF45
1820 VF20 but deserves a 25
1830 a very nice EF 45
a nice set - I'm still looking for a good 1812 O.109a - a neat, messed up coin
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I don't have my book here but will look it up after if no one ID's them first.
1820, O.106, R1
1830, O.123, R1
... Nice trio! 'specially the 1820!
The 1830 is harder, but it appears to me to be O-121 (large 0)
edit: beaten to the punch while I'm checking out my Overton book!
<< <i>The 1820 is O-106
The 1830 is harder, but it appears to me to be O-121 (large 0) >>
I took a second look because I wasn't 100% sure, and it's actually an O.123, R1
Note how the '3' drops far below the bases of the '8' and '0'. This isn't the case with the O.121.
Also note the T-I relationship. The 'I' doesn't completely align with the left side of the 'T' in the O.123. It aligns perfectly in the O.121.
<< <i>
<< <i>The 1820 is O-106
The 1830 is harder, but it appears to me to be O-121 (large 0) >>
I took a second look because I wasn't 100% sure, and it's actually an O.123, R1
Note how the '3' drops far below the bases of the '8' and '0'. This isn't the case with the O.121.
Also note the T-I relationship. The 'I' doesn't completely align with the left side of the 'T' in the O.123. It aligns perfectly in the O.121. >>
I just rechecked as well and you are right, it does look more like O-123. Nice eye.
John
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<< <i>...Nice to have some of you youngsters around to do the Overton attributions. >>
t'hee
1812 EF45
1820 VF20 but deserves a 25
1830 a very nice EF 45
a nice set - I'm still looking for a good 1812 O.109a - a neat, messed up coin
zap
102 capped bust half dollars - 100 die marriages
BHNC #198