Nice grabs. It's always fun to compare a few next to each other - such distinctive character, no matter the grade. I'm not near my books so I can't have the fun of figuring out the varieties at the moment, although I think the 24 might be a the one with the close ED relationship - O. 115 or 116? What's up with the jagged mark above the knot on the obverse? Reminds me of the "loose screw" on some of the 1809s. zap
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I really like the reverse strike of the 1824, and how the die was really weakening by then.
Are we pursuing varieties??
S
Nice grabs. It's always fun to compare a few next to each other - such distinctive character, no matter the grade. I'm not near my books so I can't have the fun of figuring out the varieties at the moment, although I think the 24 might be a the one with the close ED relationship - O. 115 or 116? What's up with the jagged mark above the knot on the obverse? Reminds me of the "loose screw" on some of the 1809s.
zap
102 capped bust half dollars - 100 die marriages
BHNC #198