Variety Attribution: Obverse- Milling is usually narrow and incomplete. Star 13 is 1/2 mm. from the curl. Star 1 is 1 mm. from drapery. Date is 9 3/4 mm. and top of second 1 is lower than 184. Struck from dies which obviously became quite rusted, since substantial die pitting is still evident as lumps and dots on finished coinage even though some mint employee has scratched the die with a wire brush at neck and curls to remove rusting, The result is coarse straight lines on the die.
O-102a: Milling almost gone and stars drawn to edge.
Reverse- 50 C. is 2 mm. and low. Arrow to A is 1/2 mm. Left sides of T-I are in line. Some letters of LIBERTY are clash marked under stripe of shield and below right wing on all seen.
O-102a: Sinking die has left a nearly smooth area on part of left wing.
