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1932-D Washington Quarter Dollar. Lustrous and naturally toned. (#5791)

1939 Washington Quarter Dollar. A fascinating gem which has silvery white luster, satiny and smooth, with a veil of golden toning barely able to const

1942-S Washington Quarter Dollar. Attractive toning; scarcest of the 1942 issues, with only limited numbers graded this high. (#5819)

1946-S Washington Quarter Dollar. Gorgeous toning; immaculate preservation. (#5832)

1947-S Washington Quarter Dollar Roll. In old-style plastic coin tube in which the coins are more or less solidly imbedded. Mint State 63 to 65 qualit

1954-S Washington Quarter Dollar. Deep reddish gold toning with ample room for bidders to spend hours admiring the subtleties of color. (#5857)

Set of 28 1960-1964 Washington Quarter Dollars. Mixed group of common dates, Choice Proofs.

1803 Draped Bust Half Dollar.. Cleaned; small rim bump.

1805 Draped Bust Half Dollar. Wonderful surfaces that are light to medium gray atop smooth luster that covers more than 50% of the surface, shines thr

1806 Draped Bust Half Dollar. 6 over 5. Three overdate varieties this year, O-101 and 103 have 5 berries in the branch, while O-102 has a sixth berry

Lot of 3 Capped Bust Halves: 1834, 1837, 1838.. All cleaned: The 1834 VF20, 1837 VF20, and 1838 EF40.

1807 Capped Bust Half Dollar. Large stars. Attractive light to medium antique gray with subtle russet brown patina. A choice early example that has mi

1808 Capped Bust Half Dollar. Medium gray and lustrous with somewhat bulging centers from either die clash or die sinking on one side. The stars and l

1809 Capped Bust Half Dollar. Cleaned. (#6092)

1810 Capped Bust Half Dollar. Lustrous underlying surface with peripheral deep old-gray iridescence. The reverse is particularly frosty. (#6095)

1810 Capped Bust Half Dollar. Dark almost gray-black surfaces, this is Overton-102, an early die variety but a later stage in the dies' life. We...

1812 Capped Bust Half Dollar. This time Overton-107 with outstanding detail in the cap, hair and drapery, excellent stars on both sides, and a decent

1812 Capped Bust Half Dollar. Well proportioned and lustrous with a few light hairlines on the neck. Struck from clashed dies. (#6100)

1813 Capped Bust Half Dollar. Typical uneven strike with areas of weakness on the bust and eagle. Lustrous; naturally toned. (#6103)

1813 Capped Bust Half Dollar. Suggestions of luster around the stars and legends, with normal die clash found above the eagle. The left wing is typica

1818 Capped Bust Half Dollar. A lovely, well struck and silvery gray toned examp;le of the Overton-107 variety, each star is full or close to full. (#

1818 Capped Bust Half Dollar. 8 over 7. Small 8. Dark russet gray patina on this clear overdate (Overton-102A variety, a later state of the dies). Wit

1819 Capped Bust Half Dollar. 9 over 8. Large 9. Another popular overdate bust half dollar, Overton-102, with a large 9 over the earlier 8. Light wear

1821 Capped Bust Half Dollar. Cleaned. (#6128)

1823 Capped Bust Half Dollar. Attractive original toning atop a glowing, if dusky from toning, icy freshness that is emitted from undisturbed original

1823 Capped Bust Half Dollar. Cleaned. (#6131)

1826 Capped Bust Half Dollar. The free-flowing luster is satiny and consistent. A well struck and lustrous specimen of the 1826 date that has carefull

1839 Liberty Seated Half Dollar. Drapery. Second style of design on the newly authorized seated Liberty half dollar for 1839, Liberty now sports a bol

1846 Liberty Seated Half Dollar. Medium date. Original surfaces with sharp reflective quality and smooth mirrors matching in beauty for the grade. A c

Lot of 3 Seated Halves: 1853 Arrows, 1855 Arrows and 1876.. Cleaned.

1894-O Barber Half Dollar. As an issue, the 1894-O is not one of the rarer dates in the Barber half series with 2.1 million pieces struck. However, in

1899-S Barber Half Dollar. Lustrous underneath original patina. (#6485)

1902 Barber Half Dollar. Gorgeous sky blue and golden toning atop desirable satin which luster flows across the underlying silver surfaces. Razor-shar

1905-O Barber Half Dollar. The 1905-O is a widely acknowledged O-mint rarity among Barber half collectors. This is apparent at once from its mintage o

1910 Barber Half Dollar. Wonderful "spot-light" toning where a circular area of the obverse is left light silvery gray surrounded by deep ...

1910-S Barber Half Dollar. Wonderful light pinkish gray pastel toning, the light shoots back at the viewer from the underlying soft satiny luster push

1914 Barber Half Dollar. A few little marks on the lower neck. Seldom do we include a business strike example of this issue whose surfaces are smooth

1916 Liberty Walking Half Dollar. The first design of the Walking Liberty Half Dollar (1916) has small, rather spiky stars on the flag and with only a

1916-D Liberty Walking Half Dollar. Sharply struck and mainly brilliant with the usual granular, satin-like surfaces plus a veil of light brown toning

1916-S Liberty Walking Half Dollar. From center to periphery the intense radiant silvery luster glows with soft, velvety texture of the high-end 1916

1917 Liberty Walking Half Dollar. Sparkling silvery white iridescence permeates this satiny beauty with a life of its own. Add a sky-scraping level of

1919 Liberty Walking Half Dollar. In addition to being a condition rarity, '19-P Halves are also a strike rarity with fully struck, Gem coins li...

1919-D Liberty Walking Half Dollar. Brilliant toned but still silvery luster from the surface of this appealing rarity. Desirable with this originalit

1919-D Liberty Walking Half Dollar. Lustrous, with the usual caveat that the centers and Liberty's head are weakly impressed. This is one of the...

1920-D Liberty Walking Half Dollar. This is a delightful Gem example which is almost entirely struck on the main devices. In his guide to the series,

1923-S Liberty Walking Half Dollar. The strike is quite sharp but not 100% full, since the skirt lines are slightly merged at the top, while the thumb

1933-S Liberty Walking Half Dollar. An appealing fresh silvery white specimen, fully struck, and unmarred by discoloration or contact marks.Quite diff

1933-S Liberty Walking Half Dollar. Fabulous quality and overall surfaces. The coin has blazing frosty mint luster and is virtually abrasion-free unde

Lot of Three Walking Liberty Half Dollars.. 1934, 1945, and 1946-D, all PCGS MS65. (#6592)

1934-D Liberty Walking Half Dollar. Swirls of silvery cartwheel luster with richer texture than average for a gem 1934-D. A blunt impression was left