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1796 50c 15 Stars, O-101 F12
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Rarity ratings provided courtesy of the Bust Half Nut Club Rarity Ratings Committee as published in their 2020 BHNC study report.
Obverse: 15 stars on obverse OBV. 1. S1UE, S8UE, S9C, S15UE. Date high and evenly spaced, 1 and star both close, about equal distance from curl. Stars medium in size with short points, those on right crowded close together. Most specimens show a die crack from edge to star 13 and down through stars 14 and 15 across end of bust, then a square turn in a heavy crack to edge below bust. A small die defect in lower fold of drapery.
Reverse: Die defects at C REV. A. A1UE, A2C, A3UE. Fraction ½ well centered below ribbon knot. 10 berries on laurel branch. A leaf is close to lower left serif of second T in STATES but does not touch. A palm leaf close below base of F extends halfway between OF. Small die defects at lower left base of C and above inside curve. (66,63,63,62,60) R.5 53
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