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A satiny frosted example of this early gold half eagle. Supple underlying luster is enveloped in pale yellow-golden iridescence. A pleasing example of

Some graffiti on the surface of this otherwise lustrous, well struck early half eagle. The year 1806 contains two distinct date varieties, this piece

Original satin luster remains throughout untoned golden surfaces, with the usual wear only on the highest points of Liberty's face, shoulder, an...

The large date, large 5 variety is one of four major subvarieties in the 1810 half eagle stable. This well struck piece has a nice impression of Liber

The 1840-C is the second rarest C-mint Half Eagle, behind only the 1842-C Small Date. A well known rarity in all grades, the 1840-C is typically encou

Only 40,120 pieces were struck for this early half eagle which is also he first year which New Orleans issued half eagles. This coin is boldly struck

The 1842-O is one of the rarest of all New Orleans Half Eagles. Winter estimates that only 3-5 pieces are extant in AU condition (we believe a few mor

If the mintage figures provide an accurate window to rarity, this is one of the most common of all Dahlonega gold coins. In fact, the mintage of 98,45

Pleasing "old gold" toning on well struck devices. An inexpensive O-mint issue (82,000 made with the large letters reverse).

This coin is just lightly peppered with light hits with no major marks worth noting. The eagle feathers and hair detail has an above average strike.

Another exciting opportunity to acquire an early No Motto piece from this small but nicely varied consignment of Liberty fives. Well struck with only

An evenly worn example of an early Philadelphia Half Eagle.

Although cleaned at one time, the resulting state of things is every bit in line with EF40 quality otherwise in terms of strike details and attractive

A very scarce New Orleans issue that is seldom seen in any grade--XF coins are rated a mid-R.6 with an estimated 19-20 pieces believed to exist. This

Bright golden surfaces with an average strike on this scarcer D-mint half eagle. Typically found in the VF-XF grade range, this piece displays scatter

This is the rarest Coronet half eagle struck at the New Orleans Mint and an important date in the series, with a mintage of only 12,000 coins. This sp

A scarce Dahlonega half eagle that is considerably more difficult to locate in all grades than the previous five years from this mint. The 1848-D is a

Variety 22-L. (per Doug Winter's second edition and revised attribution system). Centered date; high reverse mintmark that touches both the stem...

This issue is surprisingly scarce in all grades and especially when approaching Mint State . This coin has quite a bit of remaining luster in the deep

An evenly worn example of an early Philadelphia Half Eagle.