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1794 Half Cent PCGS VF30 C4
Excellent Color
$2,800.00
Light tannish brown. A most
desirable color. Sharply
detailed. Certified by the best.
These early and desirable type
pieces are bringing huge
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1802/0 Half Cent VG7 CH Color
Rare
$950.00
Light chocolate brown. Nice hard
surfaces. Not porous. Excellent
overdate. Free from significant
defects. A very nice example of
the ever popular and rare
overdate. |
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1803 Half Cent C4 R4 F12
$115.00
Deep chocolate brown. A scarcer
variety. |
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1803 Half Cent C2 R5 VGF
$185.00
A good looking coin with uniform
granularity. |
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1804 Half Cent Spiked Chin EF40
C5 LDS
$725.00
Hard chocolate brown surfaces.
Advanced state of reverse cracks
with die lifting beginning at
"ES" of States. Approaching
condition census. |
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1804 Half Cent C1 2nd Use EF 45
Very Rare Tied for 3rd Finest
$2,450.00
Steel brown and tan over
lustrous surfaces. Hard surfaces
free of porosity. Vestiges of
faded mint color in date and
Liberty. A rare opportunity to
acquire a condition census
piece. thin light hairline
between "t" of United and left
branch of wreath. |
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1804 Half Cent C13 Pl 4 No Stems
MS 64
$4,850.00
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1804 Half Cent C11 Pl 4
Stems Tied for Finest NGC 55
$3,850.00
Only two at this grade level
certified at NGC. A very sharp
coin with nice eye appeal.
Chocolate brown with nice
lustrous fields. A rare and
truly top notch example of this
very challenging variety. |
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1805 Half Cent C3 Small
5 Stems VG Details
$350.00
Modest porosity. Late strike
with a very substantial bulge on
the right obverse. This makes
the left central reverse quite
weak. |
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1806 Half Cent Sm 6 Stems C2R4
NGC 55 Finest Certified
$6,500.00
Beautiful hard lustrous surfaces
going toward proof like. Golden
brown with a hint of olive. The
first of the variety I've had
the privilege of handling. Tied
for the finest of 13 graded. A
top notch example of the very
scarce Draped Bust variety. |
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1810 Half Cent Chocolate Brown
PCGS 55 A Beauty
$1,250.00
A lovely and problem free coin.
1810's are very challenging
above XF. Uniform chocolate
brown. Free of porosity. Tin
clip at 12:30 o'clock. Broken
from it's slab as a long term
addition to a raw collection.
Label enclosed. |
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1811 Half Cent C2 AU
Details The Close Date
$950.00
Corroded. Well struck and free
from marks. Lots of detail for
the money. |
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1811 Half Cent ANACS AU
Unlisted Die State
$3,175.00
Extremely sharp strike with very
minor roughness mainly on the
reverse. ANACS called it
corroded and it is the only
adjective that they use, which
includes minor roughness to
heavy corrosion from burial.
Free from marks and struck from
clashed dies.A premium 1811 half
cent, you may look
ten
years and not find one this
nice. Also, unlisted die state.
Manley states there is a crack
from "F" of "OF", no crack
"ATOP" "MER" Manley state 2.5. |
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1825 Half Cent C2 Sharply Struck
MS 63
$675.00
A very clear early die state. A
gorgeous coin. Light and
chocolate brown. Hard reflective
surfaces. Excellent cartwheel
luster on the reverse giving an
irridescent silvery look. A
beautiful and popular coin. |
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1828 Half Cent 12 Stars
PCGS MS 64 Super Eye Appeal
$3,500.00
Incredible cartwheel luster. In
35 years of Half Cent
collecting, this coin has the
finest luster and therefore eye
appeal I've seen. 15% original
red. The balance of the color is
irridescent steel blue brown. A
very rare opportunity. Coins
like this almost never appear
anywhere. |
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1850 Half Cent MS63
Super Cartwheel Luster
$550.00
Excellent eye appeal and
strike. Golden brown with substantial red orange color. 1850's are
extremely tough! All details show. This date often plagued by grease
moving around the dies leaving voids in various areas mainly the
reverse. Super eye appeal and excellent value.
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1850 Half Cent
Very Sharp and Mark
Free 64
$675.00
Irridescent brown with
golden aqua
highlights. A simply lovely
example of this challenging
date which is often plagued
by grease voids on the
reverse. Not this semi PL
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1851 Half Cent NGC 64B
Early Die State A Super Coin
$525.00
Sharply struck with the
"ghost" 1 to the right of the date. Extremely sharp. Irridescent
blue over chocolate brown with tinges of red in the recesses. A coin
with super eye appeal. Premium quality for the assigned grade!
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1855 Half Cent Red UNC
63
$615.00
Original red color.
Sharply detailed and spotty.
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1857 Half Cent PCGS MS63
Red
$1,400.00
90+ % RED. The Reddest 1857 I've
ever owned. A very high end
example. Probably a higher grade
technically. Possibly netted
down due to the only naked eye
defects. Carbon spots in the
obverse fields. A very
impressive 1857. Only 35,000
minted, the lowest of its type. |
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