Variety Attribution: Obverse-Stars are large with blunt points. Date is 8 mm.with 82 closer than 18 or 26 and curl of 2 has a blunt end. 8 is recut in upper loop.
Reverse- 50 C. is 2 mm. and well centered. Arrow to A is 1/2 mm. Right sides of T-I in line. Center dot between crossbars 4 and 5. Arrowheads close and attached by small defects.
Notes:
In the 4th edition of the Overton/Parsley book, the picture is not reverse J in the illustration, but is actually reverse K. The above is the actual coin, so it is the proper reverse.
1826 Leaman-Gunnet Emission Sequence Number for O-110: 8
Overall Number: 210
Top five condition census coins from last 10 years of auction and sale records:
04/20 Heritage (CNST-Dallas) NGC MS67 (Former PCGS MS66 CAC)
08/18 Heritage (AMA-Philly) NGC MS67
08/15 Stack's-B (ANA-Chicago) PCGS MS66 (former NGC MS66)
02/12 Heritage (Long Beach) NGC MS66
11/19 Stack's-B (Baltimore) PCGS (S) MS65 CAC
There are some examples exhibiting the die cracks on the obverse of O-111, and this die state is considered the O-110a, R6?
One crack joins end of bust and all stars on left. Another from drapery to top of 182, then to lower curl and stars 12 through 8. Finally a crack extending edge to edge horizontally across top of cap.
