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1806 50c Pointed 6, Stem, O-120b F15
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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: Die cracks OBV. 10-s3. Same as 10-s2 except for several die cracks, at lower curl, along stars on left curving to hair wave at top of head, etc. In this marriage recutting at Y is usually barely visible at lower left base of Y, if at all.
Reverse: Defect lines at upper corners of shield REV. P. A1LE, A2UE, A3LE. 5 berries, only the two lowest ones below branch have stems. Lower right base of F missing. Point of leaf below I is just left of center. Star point is attached to front of beak. AM close but do not touch. A2 well above fourth feather and far distant from third feather. Vertical die defect line from left corner of shield to scroll, another from right corner points to inner curve of wing. Most specimens show a die crack from top of A2 curving through M, another from edge above M. (65,64,63,63,62) R.3 113
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