Whitman Expo
1807 50c Draped Bust, O-102 MS63
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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: Serif of Y higher than T OBV. 2. S1LE, S7B, S8C, S13LE. Narrow milling. Stars 7, 8 and 13 are all less than ½ mm. from L, Y and bust. Star 13 points to upper fold of drapery. Left serif of Y points well above top of T. Date is 7 ¼ mm. and high, with large 180 and small 7. 1 nearly touches and sometimes is lightly joined to curl. Late die states show a chipping of the die begins with a small lump inside upper loop of 8 and progresses until upper insides of 807 are all rough. A fine die crack is usually visible from edge near star 6 curving through star 7 and L to top curl.
Reverse: REV. A. A1B, A2B, A3B. Leaf points to extreme right base of I. Eagle's beak joined to star point. Base of A2 lightly touches third feather and base of M and is also very close to end of fourth feather. (65,64,63,63,62) R.2 127
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