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Mesmerizing condition for this better Philadelphia Mint date. Original toning.

Toned. A lustrous Gem that has exquisite surfaces and a very good strike.

Toned exquisitely -- many of the Full Bell Lines halves one sees, including most of those in the present run of dates, trace to the scarce Mint Sets.

Nicely toned. A Superb coin with excellent luster and surfaces that are free from all but the most trivial marks.

Lovely deep amber toning at the rims, lessening inwards to dusky gold and gray.

A flashy, fully struck, and thoroughly original with its bordering golden toning.

Gorgeous color and a razor-sharp strike for the issue. This has the lowest mintage in the 1948-63 series.

Lightly marbled original toning. Struck with almost scientific precision on the bell lines and elsewhere.

Milky gray and gold patina. Struck with methodical precision throughout, as in the 1953-D from this same consignment.

Pleasing original color. Desirable with this precision strike on the lines of the bell.

Keen-edged devices throughout, including, of course, the key bell lines which increase the coin's desirable quality among fans of this half doll...

Lightly toned a golden shade with sleek satiny fields and devices almost devoid of marks.

Medium to deep original toning, possibly this arises from one of the early Mint Sets. A gem!

Nicely toned. The pressure transmitted from the die to the blank reveals itself in sharp devices.

Another with original color. Bold strike everywhere.

Lovely pearl-white pastels. Scarce.

Original milky smooth toning over satin smooth fields and devices.

Another first-rate specimen from the Denver Mint with absolutely incredibly multicolor reverse toning!

More heavily toned than the 1957-D an all-original gem.