Logan-McCloskey Plate Coin, Page 152. Highly attractive with bright and frosty silver lustre. Wisps of very light iridescent toning are noted. This is the most plentiful of the LM-7 remarriages. Several AU examples are known.

This die remarriage represents the final use of the reverse die, which, by this time had extensive damage including a very heavy die crack through the tops of ER. The obverse has a very light die crack through base of 29 to border right of the final digit. The reverse has die chips filling both angles of N, the top loop of final S filled, a rim break in the dentils over M, and a heavy crack through the tops of ER and back to the border. A crack joins the bases of ICA with another crack from the top right serif of this I to border. Another crack connects the tip of left wing to the border.