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Help with Overton

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  • jman425
    • Dec 2007
    • 3
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    Help with Overton

    I have 2 draped halves but can't find the proper Overton (if any). Any help would be appreciated. Sorry about the obverse on the 1806. It's just ugly toned but I wanted to leave it natural instead of attempting to make it look nicer.






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  • sjkrose
    • Dec 2007
    • 2
    #2
    Help with Overton

    1806 appears to be an Overton-120a, in the early stages. O-120 is a good match but the die breaking at strips 4 and 5 on the reverse shield lead me to believe that its an 120a. (R-4) Could use a better picture if you have one.

    1807 looks to be an Overton-105, again a better picture would help. The obverse star on left appear to have die breaks, and the reverse die break at States was the contributing factor. (R-1) Note: the line going between ICA on the reverse should be a scratch.

    Later,
    Rickie

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