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- I recently won this coin at GC, I'm looking to see if anyone here has any info on the Designation on the label. Baker-198E 1824 Laf/Was O-103. I have googled it, Researched it on PCGS Coinfact. nothing really jumping out, except specific PCGS #. shows a Pop of 1, Pop higher O. I took a shot on it, paid close to PCGS #, it is an upgrade for the one I have in my set anyway PCGS VF30, so no will work anyway. I have reached out to someone at GC via email with similar question. I have an email out to a few guys in the Bust Half Nut Club I'll ask about as well. I am in the beginning stages of trying to become a member myself, but I'm think maybe someone there has a whole lot more experience than myself. I've searched Overton Books, Peterson's Ultimate Guide to Attributing C.B Halves, Breen's Encyclopedia, also BHNC 2025 Die State Progressions & Die Varieties book. Nothing there. What I have found is some info about Counter stamped coins of which a good many 1824 O-103 Halves were used to counter stamp, but even that is very limited. This one doesn't show any signs of counter stamp at all, unless I'm missing something. I'd appreciate any help or expertise. TIAI recently won this coin at GC, I'm looking to see if anyone here has any info on the Designation on the label. Baker-198E 1824 Laf/Was O-103. I have googled it, Researched it on PCGS Coinfact. nothing really jumping out, except specific PCGS #. shows a Pop of 1, Pop higher O. I took a shot on it, paid close to PCGS #, it is an upgrade for the one I have in my set anyway PCGS VF30, so no will work anyway. I have reached out to someone at GC via email with similar question. I have an email out to a few guys in the Bust Half Nut Club I'll ask about as well. I am in the beginning stages of trying to become a member myself, but I'm think maybe someone there has a whole lot more experience than myself. I've searched Overton Books, Peterson's Ultimate Guide to Attributing C.B Halves, Breen's Encyclopedia, also BHNC 2025 Die State Progressions & Die Varieties book. Nothing there. What I have found is some info about Counter stamped coins of which a good many 1824 O-103 Halves were used to counter stamp, but even that is very limited. This one doesn't show any signs of counter stamp at all, unless I'm missing something. I'd appreciate any help or expertise. TIA
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- I've just acquired this 1814/3 Capped Bust Half Dollar Overton 101a PCGS VF-30.I've just acquired this [coin:7906de54-69d7-11f1-b9f3-0660ea78a99b].0 Comments 0 Shares 164 Views
- I've just acquired this 1823 Capped Bust Half Dollar Overton 110 PCGS VF-35.I've just acquired this [coin:3270af38-40e7-11f1-9b58-0660ea78a99b].0 Comments 0 Shares 300 Views
- I've just acquired this 1807 Capped Bust Half Dollar Bearded Liberty PCGS VF-25 (CAC Green).I've just acquired this [coin:04fde6fa-1f1e-11f1-b38a-0660ea78a99b].0 Comments 0 Shares 310 Views
- I'm looking to see if anyone may have some insight into identifying this coin.
I've had this for years, found in a box of old world coins given to me a long time ago. Recently I read an article on PCGS that they are now authenticating, grading Chinese coins, I think from some of the included pics in the article It may be Qing(Ch'ing) Dynasty circa 1713 AD but unsure. If anyone on here may have some expertise, I would welcome and appreciate any info and recommendation on whether I should send to PCGS. TIAI'm looking to see if anyone may have some insight into identifying this coin. I've had this for years, found in a box of old world coins given to me a long time ago. Recently I read an article on PCGS that they are now authenticating, grading Chinese coins, I think from some of the included pics in the article It may be Qing(Ch'ing) Dynasty circa 1713 AD but unsure. If anyone on here may have some expertise, I would welcome and appreciate any info and recommendation on whether I should send to PCGS. TIA0 Comments 0 Shares 286 Views - I've just acquired this 1806 Draped Bust Half Dollar Pointed 6, Stem Overton 127a PCGS VF-25 (CAC Green). O-127a, T-9, Rare Die Pair, Late Die State High R6+ (Tied for finest graded at PCGS)I've just acquired this [coin:2da9e472-fe1d-11f0-8a55-0660ea78a99b]. O-127a, T-9, Rare Die Pair, Late Die State High R6+ (Tied for finest graded at PCGS)0 Comments 0 Shares 300 Views
- I've just acquired this 1806 Draped Bust Half Dollar Pointed 6, Stem Overton 122 PCGS VF-30. O-122, T-25, Scarce Die Pair, Latest Die StateI've just acquired this [coin:d653b540-fe1c-11f0-b9cc-0660ea78a99b]. O-122, T-25, Scarce Die Pair, Latest Die State0 Comments 0 Shares 287 Views
- I've just acquired this 1830 Capped Bust Half Dollar Large Letters, Small 0 Overton 114 PCGS VG-10 (CAC Green). One of the real challenges in the Capped Bust Series, along with the 1807 Bearded Goddess, the 1812/1 Large '8', the 1812 Single Leaf, the 1820 No Serrif's, and the biggie 1817/4. All are somewhat doable except for the 1817/4 (only 11 known) but for the the average collector with a realistic budget we might have to moderate the grade a bit. This coin fits that bill. And only 10 CAC approved (Stickered/Graded), with half of that XF and higher. This is a coin I've been looking for for years. PCGS #38935 & 39836 are the same coin, just with different label attribution labeling, but also values don't show as same. maybe they'll get to that one of these days.I've just acquired this [coin:eded8c54-dc3d-11f0-8b21-0660ea78a99b]. One of the real challenges in the Capped Bust Series, along with the 1807 Bearded Goddess, the 1812/1 Large '8', the 1812 Single Leaf, the 1820 No Serrif's, and the biggie 1817/4. All are somewhat doable except for the 1817/4 (only 11 known) but for the the average collector with a realistic budget we might have to moderate the grade a bit. This coin fits that bill. And only 10 CAC approved (Stickered/Graded), with half of that XF and higher. This is a coin I've been looking for for years. PCGS #38935 & 39836 are the same coin, just with different label attribution labeling, but also values don't show as same. maybe they'll get to that one of these days.0 Comments 0 Shares 304 Views
- I've just acquired this 1801 Draped Bust Half Dollar PCGS VF-30.I've just acquired this [coin:ae412aec-bce5-11f0-b0ac-0660ea78a99b].0 Comments 0 Shares 277 Views
- I've just acquired this 1795 Flowing Hair Half Dollar A over E in STATES Overton 113a PCGS VG-8.I've just acquired this [coin:35f7f76a-a2d1-11f0-9857-0660ea78a99b].0 Comments 0 Shares 291 Views
- I've just acquired this 1795 Flowing Hair Half Dollar Small Head Overton 128 PCGS F-12.I've just acquired this [coin:1b63c80c-a2d1-11f0-b75e-0660ea78a99b].0 Comments 0 Shares 290 Views
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- I've just acquired this 1795 Flowing Hair Half Dollar Second S over D Overton 129 PCGS F-12 (CAC Green).I've just acquired this [coin:badbc2a0-a2d0-11f0-9d8c-0660ea78a99b].0 Comments 0 Shares 286 Views
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