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Cherries are in bloom on the 'bay.
OKbustchaser
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Although R-5 and above die state bust half examples appear on Ebay reasonably often (at least in context to their rarity) one seldom finds an R-5 or above die marriage any more.
The O-113 is by far the rarest die pairing of 1811 with approximately 45 known examples. (Pretty much in the middle of the R-5 range) Now there is one more.
The O-113 is by far the rarest die pairing of 1811 with approximately 45 known examples. (Pretty much in the middle of the R-5 range) Now there is one more.
Just because I'm old doesn't mean I don't love to look at a pretty bust.
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It's funny, I cruise the 1811 busties quite often looking for coins just like this one...must've fallen asleep for a couple of days. Congrats !
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I don't understand what the heck you're prattling on about half the time, but hey, it's all good.
And I do like Bust halves, quite a bit.
Like the stretchy stars and flow goin' on around the rims on this one, for some reason.
PS- I like your avatar coin a helluva lot more, though, for reasons you can probably guess.
Collector since 1976. On the CU forums here since 2001.