1808 O-103 VG+ nice original but there are old scratches on the coin however they blend nicely w/ it's natural color. In Overton's classic book on Bust Halves, author Donald Parsley notes that, "Most available specimens of 1808 are weakly struck [such that] with little wear they appear to be well worn." (Image)

Est. $75-90 SE

1810 O-105 VF+ perhaps better. Beautiful original but light rev scratches around the eagle's head. Still very appealing. (Image)

Est. $160-220 SE

1812 O-105a XF detail and original but w/ the beginnings of a drill hole on the eagle's neck. (Image)

Est. $150-180 SE

1813 O-104 (R4) VG+ w/ great color but w/ a 1.5mm hole above Liberty's head. O-104 is a scarce variety. (Image)

Est. $80-100 SE

1819 O-108 F. A beautiful original but there is a very light 7mm scratch near Liberty's shoulder. (Image)

Est. $75-90 SE

1824 O-115 F+ (Image)

Est. $55-70 SE

1825 O-114 VF detail but holed (2.5mm) just left of the date. Though damaged, the coin remains of interest due to a strong double profile on Liberty. (Image)

Est. $60-80 SE

1827 O-131 Fine. Natural light grey color. (Image)

Est. $60-75 SE

1829 O-111a XF or very nearly so. (Image)

Est. $140-175 SE

1831 O-102 XF+ lovely grey original. (Image)

Est. $160-220 SE

1835 O-107 XF+ brightened at one time still very desirable. (Image)

Est. $150-200 SE

1836 O-106 VF+ or better beautiful natural grey color. (Image)

Est. $80-100 SE

1839-O Reeded Edge Fr-2 perhaps a bit better. Extensive wear is the only issue as there are no other defects or signs of abuse on this coin. From a mintage of only 116,000 the 1839-O is quite scarce and is popularly collected today. (Image)

Est. $250-330 SE