Somewhat tougher in grades over XF, but mainly because this is one of only two Overon varieties that represent the Large 8 type for 1811. There are a couple of gems at the top of the census and problem free examples can be obtained with patience in any grade.
PCGS Graded XF45. Former ANACS XF45. Cool heavily toned dove gray coin. I think that the luster has been toned-out. Intermediate Die state so I am listing it as an O-103. The necessary crack only goes from the edge to the upper serif of 1. A multitude of die clashes are present.
Variety Attribution: Obverse- Stars are large. Star 13 is 1/2 mm. from curl. There are fine die lines from milling below end of bust. Date is 9 3/4 mm. and pretty well centered. A tiny sharp center dot on neck. This variety exhibits many clash marks on both the obverse and reverse.
O-103a: There is a sharp vertical die crack from milling that runs up along the left side of the second 1, touching the upper serif and up across clasp in deapery to curl and ear.