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1860-O. PCGS graded MS-62. Nicely toned with reflective fields. The surface is quite nice on this handsome specimen, with far fewer bagmarks than generally seen on 1860-O. Permit us to also point out that the devices were given a generous strike by the dies, imparting the finer details to the ...
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1859-O. PCGS graded MS-63. Frosty, lustrous, and lightly toned. Normal quotient of bagmarks. A brilliant and exceptionally lustrous example that has frosty fields and devices. Struck with methodical precision in centers, though obverse stars are sometimes flat, particularly those on the right ...
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1850-O. NGC graded EF-45. Light golden toning. The 1850-O is one of the favorite issues in the entire Seated Dollar series. Federal records report a not overly generous mintage of 40,000 pieces, and domestic circulation throughout the South before the Civil War undoubtedly took a serious toll ...
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1849. NGC graded MS-61. Nice old time toning. Neutral gray to smoky gold toning over relatively bagmark-free surfaces. Since half dollar coinage was more popular with the public and businessmen in this period, the Mint received orders for very few Silver Dollars in 1849 and the other years in ...
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1847. PCGS graded MS-63. Untoned with some reflective fields. A beaming MS63 with gorgeous surfaces rolling in unbeatable smooth, satin-like cartwheel luster that emits boldly beneath frostier highlights on Liberty and the eagle. Possessed of a much better-quality strike than is normally found ...
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1845. NGC graded MS-61. Nice even toning on both sides. Substantial detail to the highpoints on this fine example, although an ineffectual imprint was left in a few areas by the recoil of the dies such as the left leg on the eagle, portions of the upper left wing, and mild weakness on the neck ...
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1843. NGC graded MS-61. Nice golden toning on both sides. Fourth year of issue. A coin that has lustrous surfaces, a few normal bagmarks, and original toning throughout. Pop 22; 31 finer, 13 in 62, 2 in 62+, 10 in 63, 6 in 64. Estimated Value $2,400 - 2,500 Categories: Seated Liberty Dollars
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1841. PCGS graded MS-63. Light golden toning with reflective fields. All original, yet basically antique-silver in appearance. The few wispy abrasions do not detract from the overall pleasing eye appeal of this handsome dearly No Motto Seated Liberty Dollar. We note bold devices on Liberty and ...
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1798. Large Eagle Close Date B-25, BB-123 Rarity 4 PCGS graded Genuine AU Details. Cleaning. Untoned. Several obverse die breaks are noted. Very sharply made and carefully preserved from damage, despite any little cleaning it shows. A coin that will tone further in the years to come, it has pl ...
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1797. 9 stars left, 7 right, large letters. B-1, BB-73. Rarity 3. DESIRABLE 1797 BB-73 DRAPED BUST SILVER DOLLAR. PCGS graded AU-50. Mostly untoned. On this reverse, we find that a large letters style punch is used. 8 berries in left branch. Leaf ends under center of upright of E in STATES. Lo ...
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1796. Small date, large letters. B-4, BB-61. Rarity 3. PCGS graded VF-25. Nice even gray toning. The 1796 BB-61 dollar is the most often seen varieties of the year. An estimated 1,250 to 2,000 specimens exist. Most are in middle circulated grades, with VF being the median. EF coins turn up wit ...
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1795. Centered bust. B-15, BB-52. Rarity 2. NGC graded EF-45. Even grey toning on both sides. Very attractive surfaces with natural highlights, the toning is deepest in the fields and then yields to more typical "rubbed silver" light gray color on the cheek, shoulder, and reverse high points. ...
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1795. Off-center bust. B-14, BB-51. Rarity 2. PCGS graded EF-45. CAC Approved. Nice even toning. Exquisite surfaces and color of the most advantageous quality possible for the grade: The fields are unbeatable with medium antique gray offsetting lighter gray high points, as well, and the strike ...
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1831. PCGS graded MS-62. A trifle softly struck but the creamy-white satiny mint surfaces are far above what one would expect for the numerical grade. Since no silver dollars were minted after 1803 (until resumption in 1840), the venerable Bust Half Dollars served as the workhorse denomination ...
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1801. O-101, R-3. Sharpness of VG or better. We note some graffiti in the obverse field, scratches and rim marks. After a four-year hiatus, the Mint returned to Half Dollar production in 1801. Although the Draped Bust obverse remained current, the Small Eagle reverse yielded to one with a Hera ...
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1801 Overton 101 Rarity 3. NGC graded VF-20. Light grey toning. A small rim imperfection at star 9 (as made), light to medium gray. The shield and wing at right moderately weak as often seen. Scarce. Estimated Value $2,400 - 2,500 Categories: Draped Bust Half Dollars
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1794 PCGS graded Genuine Overton 104 Rarity 5. Our grade is Sharpness of VG with some damage. Popular first year of issue. This rare variety pairs Obverse 2 from the earlier O-103 with a new Reverse D. On the reverse the 19 berries are arranged 9-10, this being the only reverse with such a con ...
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1891. NGC graded Proof 67 Cameo. Only 600 minted. A dazzling brilliant white cameo gem specimen. Moon-glow bright silver-white frosted luster radiates on both main devices of this exquisite example. With tops of stars, date and legends also cameo frosted against the smooth, rolling mirrors. Ad ...
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1863. NGC graded Proof 67 Ultra Cameo. CAC Approved. A totally brilliant white superb gem with outstanding cameo contrast. Only 460 Proofs minted. With business strike 1863 Seated Dimes a rarity, and virtually unobtainable in high grades, the weight falls on the supply of Proofs, which was lim ...
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1802. JR-4. NGC grade UNC Details. Obverse Improperly Cleaned. Nice golden toning. nice looking coin. Only 10,975 struck. Although 1802 dimes are seen on occasion, the date is elusive in all grades. The Mint coined 10,975 dimes on July 22, the only delivery recorded for the year. Possibly addi ...
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1796. JR-6. PCGS graded Genuine. Damage - F Details. Light even grey toning. This is the so-called "hyphenated date" because of the die crack through the date (PCGS # 4461) Estimated Value $2,000 - 2,200 Categories: Dimes
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1853. With Arrows, Dot Below 5. FS-401. PCGS graded Genuine. Surface Damage - AU Details. The only example reported. Rumored to be a record specimen, but never confirmed. The 1853 Seated Liberty Half Dime "with Arrows" Dot Below 5 became a controversial piece since it firstly reported by Linda ...
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1797. 16 stars. LM-2, V-4. NGC graded VF-20. Evenly struck with no major problems. Some minor marks in the right obverse field; there is a faint old hairline on the right wing of the eagle. Uniform slate-grey toning that lightens slightly around the device. Only 44,527 struck for the type. Imp ...
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1937. PCGS graded Proof 67. CAC Approved. Premium Quality. Fully brilliant gem proof. Housed in an Old Green Holder. Only 5,769 struck. Pop 397; 34 finer, 20 in 67+, 13 in 68, 1 in 69. (PCGS # 3996) The reverse of James Earle Fraser's five-cent piece is memorable in its profile view of a bison ...
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