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1810 50c O-109a AU58
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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: Mouth well open to full depth OBV. 8. S1B, S7UH-CC, S8UH, S13 SC. PT. LH. S1 is 1 mm. From DR. S13 is ¼ mm. from curl. Date is a wide 10 mm. and rather evenly spaced. Milling is weak.
Reverse: Crossbars 2 and 3 extend into right wing REV. I. A1B, A2UE, A3C. 50 C. is 1 ¾ mm. A-A is ½ mm. Besides the two crossbars into right wing, all crossbars over run the border line of shield. Milling is very light to none at all. Left side of T and right side of I are in line. Most specimens show fine die cracks. One from feathers at right of shield to claws crosses leaves and tip of wing, to join a crack from edge that curves under UNI. Another crack through NITED STA and along top of scroll, to field between AMER and wing. (65,65,64,63,63) R.3
Edge Lettering: FIFTY CENTS OR A HALF DOLLAR
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