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This is Overton 113 (the only small stars overton) R2,. 113a if it has die cracks
This is o-102a, most but not all 102a's have a plain edge, but some do have an xxx edge. The edge needs checked carefully.
Very likely Overton 117a with die crack over D STATES OF AM
Very likely Overton 117a with die crack over D STATES OF AM
Very possibly Overton 106, 4/4 variety, choices for large/small are 0-105,6,7, and 8
Very possibly Overton 106, 4/4 variety, choices for large/small are 0-105,6,7, and 8
RPD ?, MPD ? S over S, RPM ? Large s or Medium s, wb1 large s broken 6, or wb4 medium s, the 8,6, and 2 are reworked and the 8 looks like it's over a 1
RPD ?, MPD ? S over S, RPM ? Large s or Medium s, wb1 large s broken 6, or wb4 medium s, the 8,6, and 2 are reworked and the 8 looks like it's over a 1
This is a small broken 's'. WB-3 or WB-4. Probably wb4 'prominent' broken s and outlined eagle
This is a small broken 's'. WB-3 or WB-4. Probably wb4 'prominent' broken s and outlined eagle
O103, R2/3? with no serifs on A's and E's. This is the same reverse as used on 1820, O-107.
PCGS mis-attributed this one. This is actually Overton-110 (with star 7 pointing to headband). On a 109 star seven points to cap. Also proven as o110 in that the junction of AM in America is joined, not separated as in the o109
PCGS mis-attributed this one. This is actually Overton-110 (with star 7 pointing to headband). On a 109 star seven points to cap. Also proven as o110 in that the junction of AM in America is joined, not separated as in the o109