1824 50c overdate?

LanceNewmanOCC

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what do you make of this.



looked over what i thought was all the overdates but alas, i came up empty.



i used someone's site as oppose to my guide. this will determine if i use that site again.



tia!

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DIMEMAN

Looks like a 4/4.......but then again someone will say it is simply well placed die gouges.

mozin

Just bringing the thread to the top to great interest.

BustHalfBrian

The large space between 1 and 4 indicates that it is the 1824/4 (also known as the "Recut 4") rather than the slightly scarcer 1824/1.

astrorat

Looks to be O-110 (1824/4), but the remnant of the diagonal of the "ghost" 4 is much stronger than I recall seeing (assuming that the line between the 2 and 4 is a remnant from the first 4).

CoinZip

I need to see the whole coin obv and rev to e sure.





1824 O-109 R2return to 1824

Red Book Variety 1824, 4 over 1

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1824 O-103 R1return to 1824

Red Book Variety 1824, 4 over various

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1824 O-101 R2

johnny9434

looks like a 4/4 to me as well.

LanceNewmanOCC

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the curved line k10 to the 4 is raised and what i found peculiar, along with the bottom right, k4 of the 4.



shoulda just bought the coin for study.



been spending recently and it gets difficult to know when to stop. ugh.



greatly appreciate your input and think the coin doesnt really match 1hat is posted, enough but it could simply be a die state thing, especially with cbh overdates/rpd/rcd etc.



didnt snag obv/rev images as i thought the 24 would get me there. i still need to check my book(s) to see commentary reie states.



im not saying you dont have it correct. just looks a bit off to my novice eyes.

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