Whitman Expo
1835 50c O-101 MS60
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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: 5 has broad curved top and imperfect knob OBV. 1. S1C, S7LE-UHHb, S8LE, S13UE. Stars are small and sharp. Star 8 is ½ mm. from cap. Date is 7 mm. and 83 is closer than 18 or 35. Knob of 5 is partially flat and a vertical line connects same to upright. Upper lip is thick and has a sharp unnatural curl. Mouth slightly open.
Reverse: 5 recut, top of I in scroll imperfect REV. A. A1B, 2LH, A3C. 50 C. is 1 ¾ mm. and well centered. The small 5 has a broad curved and recut top, is higher than 0 and tipped more sharply to left. A-A is ¾ mm. Left side of T and right side of I in line. A small center dot between crossbars 4 and 5. Line 3 of stripe 5 to crossbar 2. Upper right serif of I in PLURIBUS is missing. This is reverse U of 1834 carried over to 1835. (65,65,64,64,63) R.1
Edge Lettering: FIFTY CENTS OR A HALF DOLLAR
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