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Any baby bustie experts around ?
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I have the archive of Russ Logan's collection, but not making progress dialing this one in.
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It looks like Obv.2.
Reverse may be Rev. P
My guess is LM-5.
So here is a great link to help you out.
Die pairings for Bust half Dimes
Mike
Can't tell if there is a small die chip in the N. If there is, it would be 3.3
looks like 1833 LM-3.2
Can't tell if there is a small die chip in the N. If there is, it would be 3.3
Thanks BD ! - I'm sure now that you called it right with LM 3.2.
Incidentally, it's PCGS MS64
And thanks to S-G-F-M for the reminder of that website.
Forgot I had it bookmarked. Senior moment.
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Yours looks like it has nice color to it
it is the most common 1833 LM-3 remarriage. Available in all sorts of high grades. I used to own a 64, but sold it when I got the plate coin from the half dime book (a 63)
Yours looks like it has nice color to it
Definitely crusty.
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