Very nice example of the O.106 die marriage. The die, which was so extensively used, resulted in the nearly full bisecting die cracks seen on the obverse and reverse.
Nice piece. That is how an EF-40 should look, but not enough of them do have that look.
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Very nice looking for a XF-40 and neat classhing
Nice!
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Nice
A great coin.
45
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Very nice example of the O.106 die marriage. The die, which was so extensively used, resulted in the nearly full bisecting die cracks seen on the obverse and reverse.
BTW, BIGAL, those are die cracks, not clashing.
Dave
BHNC #226
Beautiful Bust Half.
It has alot of meat for the grade!
That is a very nice coin, and a significant year in our history...The War of 1812 - another conflict with Britain. Cheers, RickO
Nice piece. That is how an EF-40 should look, but not enough of them do have that look.
nice coin, i like
Very nice. IMO netted to 40 due to the old digs at star 11.