Help with Overton number for my impaired 1817

HoledandCreative · November 23, 2014 2:14PM

BustHalfBrian · November 23, 2014 2:15PM

O.103a

coin22lover · November 23, 2014 2:27PM

<< <i>O.103a >>

Yep, that one is easy.

HoledandCreative · November 23, 2014 2:30PM

That was quick. Somehow I thought the punctuated date needed punctuation.

coin22lover · November 23, 2014 2:49PM

The later die state doesn't.

BustHalfBrian · November 23, 2014 3:47PM

<< <i>The later die state doesn't. >>

This is correct. The LDS does not have the die dot between 1 and 7, but both O.103 and O.103a have missing serifs at the bottom-right of the I's in UNITED and AMERICA. That is the key to attributing this variety.

HoledandCreative · November 24, 2014 12:53AM

I was hoping you all would agree it is a really late die state of the 1817/14 since the I's are J's on it as well. It is the only 1817 half with the I/J reverse I have.

Thank you for the help.

jayPem · November 24, 2014 12:58AM

<< <i>I was hoping you all would agree it is a really late die state of the 1817/14 since the I's are J's on it as well. It is the only 1817 half with the I/J reverse I have.

Thank you for the help. >>

It's as close to a 17/4 as most of us will ever get...

BustHalfBrian · November 24, 2014 1:02AM

<< <i>I was hoping you all would agree it is a really late die state of the 1817/14 since the I's are J's on it as well. It is the only 1817 half with the I/J reverse I have.

Thank you for the help. >>

That's funny you say that because, if I recall correctly, the last 1817/4 to be discovered was in an ANACS holder misattributed as 181.7

Unfortunately, not the case here.

Help with Overton number for my impaired 1817

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