1807 DRAPED BUST SILVER HALF DOLLAR (O-110a) **AU** TONING!!

Description

1807
DRAPED BUST
SILVER
HALF DOLLAR
O-110a *
Beautiful Toning!
ATTRIBUTION:
Obverse (7-s2):
Stars have long, sharp points. Point of 1 lightly touching curl.
Center dot in hair below and left of ear.
Heavy die cracks encircling obverse.
Die lumps at stars 5 and 7.
Reverse (F-s3):
Five berries, all have rather thick stems.
Point of leaf to extreme right base of I.
Eagle beak comes down on upper side of star.
AM joined at base and A is joined to third feather.
Die crack from edge above E in UNITED across left wing tip and top of STATES and
extends down to through last S to clouds. A
nother circular die crack from I in UNITED across N and arrows
toward left edge of shield.
Another crack from edge along left edge of E in STATES to cloud.
Edge Lettering:
"FIFTY CENTS OR HALF A DOLLAR"
Beautiful rich gunmetal-blue, lavender patina.
** The Ultimate Guide To Attributing Bust Half Dollars, 4th Edition, by Glenn R Peterson, M.D.
*** United States Early Half Dollar Die Varieties, 5th Edition, by Donald L. Parsley
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