Half Dime type set with flowing, draped, capped, seated

Here's the newp, searched a long long, time to find an example of the Draped Bust, Heraldic Eagle 1800-1805 type with A) most of the detail at least outlined and hopefully some interior details, decent surfaces without major disfiguration of main devices or hideous cleaning, D) no major bend or rim problem, and E) under a thousand dollars... finally found one on the fourth of July in Rich Uhrich's inventory, fit the bill very nicely, with these tough tough coins you have to make some kind of sacrifice to collect them on a budget... usually a sacrifice involving one of the above characteristics... in this case, the sacrifice is most of the stars on the left obv, probably very weak as struck and then worn away with moderate to significant circulation (some part of these coins usually are missing, the most common missing elements are the stars and clouds to the upper right of eagle's head, opposite the lower bust of Liberty from the obv.)... in this case, possibly, slightly misaligned dies caused those stars and clouds to be relatively strong, at the expense, in metal flow, of the stars and the 'L' in Liberty. Also on the plus side is a lot of eye and profile and ear and hair detail on miss Liberty, for the grade, the nice reverse eagle feathers, all 13 stars discernable in hand, and almost the full legend and dentils around the rims, with great shield detail and a few bonus letters in the motto on ribbon, again.......... tough to find in the VG grade level..

Well, I hate to upstage mister Jones's DBHE half dime NEWP ( ) but here is my new pride n joy:



edited to add, note this is the large 8 variety, the 8 in the date made by joining two small circular punches. The small 8 variety has a narrow 8 made by hand graving the numeral into the working die