1854 Half Dime determination help needed.

I was wondering if anyone could help me out in derterminating the real identity of this coin. It is a 1854 Half Dime with arrows. However, I've noticed something about it
that doesn't seem to line up with other images i've seen from other coins of similar date. 1. Can you identify the same thing I have and explain 2. is it known in the coin community? 3. is it real or a fake?
the coin appears to be of real silver as it sounds like all of the other half dimes I have, but the markings just don't match. Any information would definately help. Please see the pictures of the coin as reference.
Thanks in advance.
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that doesn't seem to line up with other images i've seen from other coins of similar date. 1. Can you identify the same thing I have and explain 2. is it known in the coin community? 3. is it real or a fake?
the coin appears to be of real silver as it sounds like all of the other half dimes I have, but the markings just don't match. Any information would definately help. Please see the pictures of the coin as reference.
Thanks in advance.
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1854 H10C Arrows High Date VP-001 (Breen B-3069) (Valentine V-1)
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3rd and 8th ones down from the top appear to be the same variety. You can flip through those 400+ listings and see how many of these there are. The 1854 date is very common in half dimes, as well as in dimes through halves. Sort of neat how this 1854 variety overlaps the rock, the arrow heads touch the denticles, and the base of the right arrow head joins into the rear of the "4" crosslet.
It is interesting to note that the OP never really states what he is seeing on his coin, nor what he is discussing. He merely states:
" It is a 1854 Half Dime with arrows. However, I've noticed something about it that doesn't seem to line up with other images i've seen from other coins of similar date. 1. Can you identify the same thing I have and explain"
We may be jumping to conclusions as to his actual question. Assuming that he is referring to the high date position, and assuming that there are no other die marriages incorporating this same obverse die, the V1 'Date Overlaps Base' attribution would seem to be correct, however.