Empire_Builder
Indiana
United States
This is a nice place to put my collection of Bust halves to share with other collectors. Most are raw but some are certified and all are fun!
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A very nice F/VF pointed-6, stem through claw variety that I picked up for my Dansco album! | 1806 | USA |
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1831 | USA | |
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My favorite year and my favorite toning pattern! A nice halo of blue and green on this... | 1809 | USA |
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A wonderful transition, the last year of the lettered edge bust halves. | 1836 | USA |
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I thought this was another die marriage, but alas it's another example of one I already have! | 1809 | USA |
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A nice F to fill another hole! A nice O-110 spike head! | 1832 | USA |
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A nice 1886 Libert seated dime with legend on the obverse from the type set. | 1886 | USA |
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A well used Barber quarter from the type set. | 1899 | USA |
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This one is a nice VF/XF example of a pretty scarce R.4 die marriage. Likely cleaned at one... | 1827 | USA |
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A nice Large 0 variety to fill that hole in my album! | 1830 | USA |
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A type 2 Standing Liberty quarter with breastplate and stars below the eagle on the reverse. | 1930 | USA |
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A nicely toned O-107, so a fairly common die marriage, but still a pretty coin! | 1825 | USA |
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And the third Columbus Day coin, the Qincentennial half eagle! | 1992 | USA |
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A nice early seated half dime, with stars, no drapery. | 1838 | USA |
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A genuine Peace dollar dated 1964-D, a work of Mr. Carr! | 1964 | USA |
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A nice F, small date, small letters variety. O-118, R4 | 1834 | USA |
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Liberty seated dime with arrows at the date to denote the decrease in weight from 2.67g to 2.49g. | 1853 | USA |
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A nice 1834 Bust quarter for the type set. | 1834 | USA |
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Just before the buffalo dollar exploded on the scene, the mint issued the Capitol Visitor Center... | 2001 | USA |
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A nice addition to the date set, my first 1822! A very colorfully toned example of a relatively... | 1822 | USA |
