One last one, an 1831... (grade posted)

[MBA101]

Another lovable CBH. Nice and original...

 

[bsshog40]

I like the looks of this Dave. The last "A" in America looks a little odd. EF45 possibly AU50 on this. I think this is also the weak motto type??

[jesbroken]

AU58-no guess on Overton-too tired, been hanging drywall all day. Fantastic coin, Dave.

I would like to see all your collection of CBH's-do you have a slideshow setup for them?

Congrats.

Jim

[Muleman]

XF 40 to 45. The C and A look a little funky.

[MBA101]

AU58-no guess on Overton-too tired, been hanging drywall all day. Fantastic coin, Dave.

I would like to see all your collection of CBH's-do you have a slideshow setup for them?

Congrats.

Jim

 

Thanks. My registry has a good portion of them. Coinzip has them all, but they are scattered in all the different Overton threads with hundreds of other peoples coins. Very fun to look at if you have not been there yet. Linky at the bottom of my Sig.

[harvey8542]

Xf-45 Great CBH

[James_OldeTowne]

EF-45, but it could easily sneak into an AU holder.

[CoinZip]

In 1831 there were an estimated 5,873,660 Bust Half Dollars Minted

12 Obverse Dies & 14 Reverse Dies were used to produced 20 different Die Marriages.

 

 

This coin looks like an AU 1831 O-104 (R1) to me

 

I'm not a big fan of grading companys, but I would guess:

 

NGC would call it 50 or 53

PCGS would call it 55 or 58

ANACS would call it 50 to 58

ICG would call it 50 or 53

 

 

If you would like to learn more about attributing Bust Half Dollars, here is some great Bust Half information.

[MBA101]

figured it has been long enough. It is an NGC graded AU-53, O-104.

[MikeKing]

a great coin, Dave!