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    1812 bust half dollar varieties

    1812 bust half dollar reverse printing in shield and above right wing
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    It may be a die clash.
    I do not follow the early copper series that much.
    Gary Kozera
    Website: https://MintErrors.org

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      yup, as ME said, a die clash. the CBH series are known for many clashes. some are out of this world with multi-clashing, especially in the 1810-1814 dates. you almost won't believe some of them, truly.

      liberty in the shield can be clashed there multiple times as well as just outside the shield to the east.

      this really doesn't bring a premium because it is pretty common.

      just so it is clear, the coin in the OP isn't copper, just looks that way.

      there are some vintage fakes that probably are and also some patterns.
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