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1818 CBH Grading

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Weaker reverse strike here as is common with these. identified as O-112a. R5.

Thanks for all the opinions. More would be appreciated. These are scans so there is a good amount of luster around the devices and the coin has a nice smooth album tone.

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Weaker reverse strike here as is common with these. identified as O-112a. R5.

Thanks for all the opinions. More would be appreciated. These are scans so there is a good amount of luster around the devices and the coin has a nice smooth album tone.

 

I realize these pics are scans, but I don't see the Obverse die crack "from edge below of first 8 through last 18 of date to edge of lower curl, inner point of star 11, across star 10-8 and to cap then to star 7-6 and to edge. Need to have that die crack to be O-112a. If no crack O-112 R1.

 

Is the crack there? If so, great pickup.

 

Carl

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One of the ones I'm looking to send in later this month.

 

dTCsSbc.jpg

 

For comparison, here's an AU 1818 that I have.

 

1818au55sm.jpg

 

Different die marriage but, depending on the luster, OP s coin is very comparable when looking at circulation wear. IMO solid AU.

 

Carl

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I'd call it AU-50 or so. Like Carl, I don't see any sign of the die crack crossing to the rim at star 6 although, as you say it can be hard to see--especially on a toned coin such as yours.

 

For comparison, here's my 112a vlds which has an additional die crack from the base of 1 in the date up through the original crack at star 6.

 

1818-112Ao.jpg1818-112Ar.jpg

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