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1827 50c O-118 F15
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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: S13 less than ¼ mm. curl OBV. 14. S1LH, S7B-JCHb, S8UE, S13LH. This obverse is very similar to obverse 2, but on this one star 2 points to lower half of a segment and top of 1 is a full mm. from drapery. On obverse 2 they are UH and ¾ mm. Stars are large and close to milling. Date is 8 ¼ mm. and rather low.
Reverse: A-A nearly touch and appear to do so REV. O. A1LE, A2C, A3UE. 50 C. is 1 ¼ mm. and low. The large, well formed 5 has a curved top, is higher and tipped more to left than O. ED nearly touch at base. Arrowheads separated and the large upper one nearly touches A, to naked eye they appear to touch but under a glass barely miss doing so. ED and ERI nearly touch. Left sides of T-I in line. First line of stripe four extends below shield. (65,65,65,64,64) R.3
Edge Lettering: FIFTY CENTS OR A HALF DOLLAR
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