Whitman Expo
1808/7 50c Overdate, O-101 VG8
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Rarity ratings provided courtesy of the Bust Half Nut Club Rarity Ratings Committee as published in their 2020 BHNC study report.
Obverse: 1808 over 7 OBV. 1. S1LH, S7LH-LHLC, S8LE, S13 SC. PT. LE. Stars are large, well formed and close to milling. Date is 8 ½ mm. Serif of 7 shows clearly above last 8 and crossbar of same inside the loop of 8. A small centering dot on neck. Top of B is unfinished. Usually visible are numerous fine die cracks. A primary one from base of date to left, joins stars 1 through 6 and to forecurl. Other cracks develop from star 3 to bust, from edge to curl just right of date. Another from edge through 1 and into drapery. Another joins all stars on right.
Reverse: Break in feathers at right side of shield REV. A. A1B, A2LE, A3LE. 50 C. is 3 mm. and rather low. A-A is 1 mm. A tiny center dot ½ mm. left from end of second crossbar and just above wing. Usually visible are several die cracks. One from top of UN down to leaf. A second at top of ATES. A third light crack develops from above F and along top of AMERICA to C in 50 C. The break in feathers just below right wing, leaves an opening to shield. (65,65,65,65,64) R.1
Edge Lettering: FIFTY CENTS OR A HALF DOLLAR
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