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Originals struck in an alloy supposedly of 50% silver and 50% copper, average weight 22 grains. Restrikes may be in 90% silver. Elemental analysis is required to tell the difference.
Obverse Description
The die of the regular Liberty Seated half dime.
Reverse Description
The Roman numeral III, with no further inscriptions.
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