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US Coins, World Coins, and More => US Coins, tokens and medals => Topic started by: Wil2008 on January 10, 2010, 01:18:27 PM
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Greetings.
Are there any Capped Bust Half Variety collectors here? If so, put up an image of some of your interesting varieties. I find my 1810 O-101a PCGS XF45 my most interesting. The die cracks are amazing to me, along with the blueish toning.. what character
(http://i51.photobucket.com/albums/f397/Wil2009/US%20Coins/181050CPCGSXF45.jpg)
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:agree;
Hi Will,
Nice bust half!
I absolutely love capped bust halves. In my opinion they are the most beautiful silver pieces in the entire catalog of American coinage. A gorgeous obverse and a spectacular eagle on the reverse...and like you said, all of the neat die states that add to the fun. I collected them for a brief period but unfortunately my eyes were always bigger than my wallet with that series; I seemed to only really want the early dates with excellent full strikes in the very choice high-AU - UNC range. But I still love them.
Here's one that I owned a good while back. O-109a (R-4) It was an EF, had a great strike and nice color. I was very fond of it.
(http://condertokens.net/images/181020OBV.jpg)(http://condertokens.net/images/181020REV.jpg)
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That sure is a beautiful 1810, I love the look, nice toning. :signcool;