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1886-S. PCGS graded MS-65. Both sides are remarkably lustrous with beaming golden-orange color and a spray of pink at certain light angles. In many ways, the strike is almost more important than the mint bloom, being sharply defined throughout. As a final "plus" on this fine example, there is ...
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1886. PCGS graded Proof 64 Cameo. CAC Approved. A scant 72 half eagle proofs were struck in 1886. Of that number, PCGS estimates that today only 25 to 35 individual proofs still exist. Only 11 submission events have been recorded at that service as non-Cameo, Cameo, and Deep/Ultra Cameo combin ...
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1885-S. PCGS graded MS-65. A common date S-mint half eagle, but one that is infrequently seen as a Gem. Fully detailed throughout with crisp definition on the hair curls of Liberty, the peripheral stars, and the eagle's plumage. The surfaces are highly lustrous with rich red-orange tinted surf ...
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1884-S. PCGS graded MS-65. This attractive S-mint five, possibly the finest survivor from its issue of 177,000 pieces, offers excellent detail on the sharply defined devices, and the rich yellow-gold surfaces offer plenty of flash. Occasional minor luster grazes in the fields are consistent wi ...
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1883-S. PCGS graded MS-64. A boldly lustrous deep honey-gold specimen with rich rose iridescence throughout. The strike is sharp and the surfaces are close to Gem quality when viewed with the unassisted eye. From a comparatively small mintage of 83,200 pieces, most of which saw some use in com ...
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1882-S. PCGS graded MS-65. While the 1882-S half eagle is not particularly scarce as a date in lower grades, the eye appeal of this Gem example sets it apart from the rest. A combination of rich honey-golden color, satiny fields, and virtually no contact marks have created an especially attrac ...
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1881, 1 over 0. PCGS graded MS-63. An attractive, fully lustrous example with yellow-gold patina. Close examination with a loupe reveals clear evidence of the 0 under the last 1 of the date. Just a few small bag marks have accumulated on the surfaces that limit the grade. Always a popular Red ...
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1881 88/88 VP-001. NGC graded MS-63. Bright and lustrous with a few small scattered marks. Some black incrustation is noted on the reverse. Pop 3; 1 finer in 64 (PCGS # 8354) . Estimated Value $600 - 650. Categories: $5 Liberty/With Motto
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1880-S. PCGS graded MS-64+. CAC Approved. The lightly marked honey-gold surfaces of this near-Gem example show a few minor signs of contact, typical of the assigned grade. The design elements are sharply detailed and eye appeal is exceptional. Pop 10; 2 finer in 65 (PCGS # 8353) . Estimated Va ...
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1874-S. PCGS graded AU-50. Pretty rose-gold and orange-gold color lightly overlay both sides, the fields revealing traces of luster from the more protected areas around the devices. Well struck for an S-mint half eagle from the 1870s, and conditionally rare for an issue that is typically heavi ...
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1874-CC. PCGS graded AU-55. The bright yellow-gold surfaces of this partially lustrous Carson City half eagle display a fully original appearance. The strike is slightly soft (as usual) at the central regions, and the devices show faint, even wear on both sides. Regarding the strike on 1874-CC ...
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1873. Closed 3. NGC graded MS-66. A remarkable example! A needle sharp strike combined with blazing mint luster that is highly reflective makes this beauty a candidate for Finest Known. Only 49,280 minted. Pop 2; none finer at NGC. Tied for the finest example graded at both services (PCGS # 83 ...
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1872-S. NGC graded AU-53. Similar in overall rarity to the more highly regarded 1872-CC, the 1872-S, just 36,400 pieces struck, is an issue that has largely disappeared through commercial use and/or export. One of the few survivors in numismatic hands, this lightly worn AU is bold-to-sharp in ...
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1871-S. NGC graded AU Details, Improperly Cleaned. Orange-gold surfaces with the majority of design features showing bold definition. This one has possibly been cleaned long ago. The "S" mintmark is clear which is not always the case. Only 25,000 examples were minted and nearly all of them pas ...
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1871-S. PCGS graded AU-58. The bright yellow-gold surfaces exhibit light circulation but only minimal marks, especially to the naked eye. From a modest mintage of just 25,000 pieces, most of which saw heavy circulation in and around San Francisco and the early West. The typical survivor today ...
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1871-CC. Sharpness of Fine, holed and cleaned. In 1871 at Carson City, 20,770 half eagles were struck, nearly all of which saw heavy circulation. This example is not an exception, as it has been holed, plugged, and cleaned. The repair was crudely done. Perhaps just 90 to 120 examples are extan ...
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1870-S. PCGS graded AU-58. CAC Approved. One of the four finest 1870-S half eagles graded by both PCGS and NGC combined, with no Mint State examples graded by either service. A mere 17,000 pieces were coined for the year and all apparently entered circulation at least for a time. Pleasing yell ...
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1856-C. PCGS graded MS-62. Sharply defined, save for several of the obverse stars, with a softly frosted in texture, this coin is both better produced and better preserved than the typically seen 1856-C half eagle. Even the C mintmark is sharp and clear, not always the case on this issue. Ther ...
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1856. PCGS graded MS-63+. Untoned and well struck. The surfaces exhibit a nice mix of frosty and satin mint luster. A fairly common coin in circulated grades and quite scarce to rare in Mint State, thus in demand for the No Motto type. Pop 1; 3 finer, 2 in 64, 1 in 65 (PCGS # 8266) . Estimated ...
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1845-D. PCGS graded VF-20. The 1845-D is one of the more commonly encountered D-mint fives. As a mid-grade example, it represents an excellent value for the budget-minded type collector. Typically struck for a Dahlonega five, with some central weakness. Attractive copper-gold surfaces (PCGS # ...
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1843. PCGS graded AU-58. Mostly untoned and well struck, a couple of tiny marks are noted on the obverse portrait. Pop 24; 28 finer (PCGS # 8213) . Estimated Value $500 - 525. Categories: $5 Liberty/No Motto
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1842-C. Small Date. PCGS graded AU-58. This 1842-C Small Date issue is quite rare. It is estimated perhaps 80 to 100 pieces survive, these from a conservative original mintage of 7,500 pieces. Relatively clean surfaces overall show the usual light handling marks and nicks from brief circulatio ...
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1839. NGC graded EF-45. Light yellow-gold surfaces with a few minor handling marks and shallow digs on this first year of issue. Still, considerably nicer than usually encountered as these circulated widely and the surfaces are normally more abraded (PCGS # 8191) . Estimated Value $600 - 650. ...
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1838. NGC graded EF-40. CAC Approved. Lightly toned in the recesses of the design. Nominal wear with no mentionable marks or distractions (PCGS # 8176) . Estimated Value $750 - 800. Ex: EPN Collection. Categories: $5 Classic Head
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1835. PCGS graded MS-62+. Block 8 in Date. Both sides are immersed in vivid bright golden color that accents the rich satiny luster. Clear-cut devices are a result of having been fully struck, with the dies themselves showing traces of noticeable clashing on both the obverse and reverse. There ...
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1804. Small 8 BD-1 Rarity 4+. PCGS graded AU-58. CAC Approved. Well struck on a nice clean planchet with plenty of golden mint luster present, all delicately toned in greenish-golden hues. A lovely coin with nice golden toning. The surfaces on this handsome coin are judged by us to be bright y ...
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1798. Large Eagle, Small 8. BD-6, Rarity 6. PCGS graded MS-61. This 1798 half eagle is the BD-6 variety which is identified by the 8 that touches Libertys bust, and the fat 1 in the date. A number of crisscrossing mint-made adjustment marks are noted at the center of the obverse. The reverse ...
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1889. ANACS graded Proof 50 Details, Cleaned. Unfortunately, this proof example was spent at one time and entered circulation long enough to acquire some visible wear. The surfaces remain a yellow-gold color with some hints of reflectiveness in the most protected areas of the design. Only 129 ...
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1888. PCGS graded MS-65+. CAC Approved. A splendid untoned gem example of this scarce low mintage date as only 5000 were struck. The surfaces screem with semi-reflective mint luster. To be able to offer two gem specimens in the same sale is unheard of. Pop 5; 35 finer (PCGS # 8010) . Estimated ...
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