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1794 Flowing Hair Half Dollar. First year of issue. Pleasing light gray surfaces with the only imperfection being a small dig in the field after the s

1803 Draped Bust Half Dollar. Large 3. Overton-103, Rarity-3. One of three Large 3 die pairings for the date, Overton-103 is identified by its reverse

1818 Capped Bust Half Dollar. The devices were struck with such force and energy by the dies that all design elements show boldly including the stars

1825 Capped Bust Half Dollar. Wonderful colors in the toning, and just as wonderful luster underneath, makes this a prime candidate for a top-end coll

1825 Capped Bust Half Dollar. A choice example with flat stars but sharp centers (including the shoulder clasp); nicely toned, it shades from light gr

1836 Capped Bust Half Dollar. Lettered edge. A satiny and gleaming well toned gem whose cartwheel luster seems poised to skip and dance around like a

1837 Capped Bust Half Dollar. Delightful silver gray patina whose smoothness and sheen of originality is quietly on display for all to admire. This is

1837 Capped Bust Half Dollar. Deep, warm golden brown color turns to steel blue iridescence at the rim. The strike, which you can pretty much tell fro

1837 Capped Bust Half Dollar. Lustrous and attractive, with several die cracks noted between the stars. (#6176)

1838 Capped Bust Half Dollar. Reeded Edge. Yummy deep steel blue with gold patina. A splendid example of the Reeded Edge Half Dollar. This is a scarce

1842 Liberty Seated Half Dollar. Medium date. Although the main portion of Half Dollar strikes at the New Orleans Mint went into the 1842 Medium Date

1855 Liberty Seated Half Dollar. Arrows. Our consignor, Franklin Dean, certainly loves colorful toning, and you will too if this 1855 is any guide. An

1858 Liberty Seated Half Dollar. Desirable satin luster flows across lightly toned gem quality silver surfaces. Faithful to every detail from a full b

1859-O Liberty Seated Half Dollar. This gorgeous toned Gem coin comes with endless eye-appeal and visual impact for an early New Orleans seated half.

1861 Liberty Seated Half Dollar. The No Motto type is a scarce series in Gem condition and it is highly collectible. Occasionally, high grade examples

1875-S Liberty Seated Half Dollar. A small toning dot in the V below the 8th star. This example has shimmering milky surfaces and no toning. Meticulou

1878 Liberty Seated Half Dollar. With only 800 Proofs made, and the majority having been mishandled in the 120+ years since, it stands to reason this

1880 Liberty Seated Half Dollar. The Philadelphia Mint used a single obverse and two reverse dies to deliver 8,400 business strike Half Dollars in 188

1882 Liberty Seated Half Dollar. White. One of only 4,400 documented business strikes for the year. A more handsome example can scarcely be imagined.

1884 Liberty Seated Half Dollar. This gleaming Gem Proof has fully original mirrors with exceptional aesthetic appeal and attractive toning. The devic