One of only twenty two coins to receive this grade from PCGS with only ten examples better. Phenomenal eye-appeal with super original surfaces, not what one would expect from a coin that is 182 years old.
PCGS Cert #18736444
PCGS / NGC Population: 22/34 Higher: 10/25
CAC Population: 2/2
The Capped Bust Half dime was only minted for eight years and looking at population figures, these are tough coins. Out of a large population of 1,2 million, PCGS has only graded 523 coins in all grades, 306 of these are in mint state condition. This is an exquisitely struck representative, mostly untoned, but a bit of original coloring on both sides. Nice luster and refreshingly clean surfaces provide great eye appeal.
PCGS Cert #16450721
PCGS / NGC Population: 32/40 Higher 26/36
The Capped Bust Half dime was only minted for eight years and looking at population figures, these are tough coins. The 1831 is one of the few dates, and I mean few, that are accessible. This is an exquisitely struck representative, mostly untoned, but a bit of original coloring on both sides. Nice luster and refreshingly clean surfaces provide great eye appeal.
PCGS Cert #25580488
PCGS / NGC Population: 90/121 Higher: 84/98
CAC Population: 5/17
The 1831 is one of the few dates Capped Bust Half Dimes that are accessible. This is an exquisitely struck representative with light original coloring on the portrait that flows to warm golden-red hues around the peripheries. Nice luster and refreshingly clean surfaces provide great eye appeal.
PCGS Cert #18689903
PCGS / NGC Population: 90/122 Higher: 84/98
CAC Population: 8/18
The Capped Bust Half dime was only minted for eight years and looking at population figures, these are tough coins. The 1831 is one of the few dates, and I mean few, that are accessible. This is an exquisitely struck representative, mostly untoned, but a bit of original coloring on both sides. Nice luster and refreshingly clean surfaces provide great eye appeal.
PCGS Cert #06664560
PCGS / NGC Population: 40/62 – 47 Higher
Warm caramel, amber, garnet and plum blend for a visual treat on this gorgeous Half Dime. This is a great opportunity to find this coin in such a lofty grade. Wonderfully struck, this coin has it all. Low pop, exquisite design elements and phenomenal eye-appeal.
PCGS Cert #16225765
PCGS / NGC Population: 39/34 – 8/15 Higher
Only one coin to receive this grade from NGC. Phenomenal eye-appeal with super original surfaces, not what one would expect from a coin that is 179 years old.
NGC Cert #3317593002
PCGS / NGC Population: 0/1 Higher: 9/66
CAC Population/ Higher: 9/17
An exquisitely struck representative of this short lived design. Warm caramel floats gently around the peripheries of the obverse and leaves the center untoned and pristine. The reverse is much more dramatic, with an intense combination of violet, golden amber and cobalt blue. One of only forty one coins to receive this grade from PCGS with only twelve examples better.
PCGS Cert #25595362
PCGS / NGC Population: 41/58 Higher: 12/9
CAC Population: 6/7
The Capped Bust Half dime was only minted for eight years and looking at population figures, these are tough coins and finding one in this condition, is near impossible. This coin is 179 years old and near perfect condition! This 1832 is exquisitely struck and boasts stunning sea-green and blue toning with touches of rosy-red that glistens near the rims. Superb luster and refreshingly clean surfaces provide great eye appeal.
PCGS Cert #19881995
PCGS / NGC Population: 8/9 Higher: 0/0
CAC Population/Higher: 6/1
A sweet little coin with better striking detail than one would expect from a MS63 grade. Warm amber tones float gently around the peripheries of the obverse. The reverse shows a combination of crimson, pale blue and light green.
PCGS Cert #21966024
PCGS / NGC Population: 85/85 Higher: 120/170
CAC Population: 1/19
The Capped Bust Half dime was only minted for eight years and looking at population figures, these are tough coins. The 1834 offered here is an exquisitely struck representative, pale golden toning touches mostly the highpoints of the coin, making this such a nice original example. Superb luster and refreshingly clean surfaces provide great eye appeal.
PCGS Cert #18323480
PCGS / NGC Population: 30/50 Higher 24/39
This is a great opportunity to find this coin in such a lofty grade. One of only fifteen coins to receive this grade from PCGS with only eighteen examples better. Phenomenal eye-appeal with super original surfaces, not what one would expect from a coin that is 176 years old.
PCGS Cert #25559806
PCGS / NGC Population: 15/0 Higher: 18/0
CAC Population/ Higher: 5/4
This is a great opportunity to find this coin in such a lofty grade. One of only twenty coins to receive this grade from PCGS with only four examples better. Phenomenal eye-appeal with super original surfaces, not what one would expect from a coin that is almost 175 years old.
PCGS Cert #11872317
PCGS / NGC Population: 20/22 Higher 4/16
The Capped Bust Half dime was only minted for eight years and looking at population figures, these are tough coins. An exquisitely struck representative, with warm caramel that cascades around the peripheries and leaves the centers untoned and screaming with originality. A combined mintage between the “Small 5C” and “Large 5C” design of 1.9 million, only 8 coins have been graded MS65 and only 3 coins finer. Nice luster and refreshingly clean surfaces provide a visual treat.
PCGS Cert #6578432
PCGS / NGC Population: 8/0 Higher 3/0
The Capped Bust Half dime was only minted for eight years and looking at population figures, these are tough coins. An exquisitely struck representative for the grade, with warm caramel that cascades down the obverse and reverse.
PCGS Cert #21394767
PCGS / NGC Population: 32/12 Higher: 65/97
CAC Population: 0/9
A fabulous coin with lustrous original surfaces and the fields are completely void of marks. This is the first year of the Seated Liberty design without the 13 stars on the obverse. The “Large Date” variety and although the difference in the dates size are miniscule the difference has more to do with the small date being straight across while the Large date variety is more curved. This is a coin you must see in hand to truly appreciate. Tied for the finest known.
PCGS Cert #2863615
PCGS / NGC Population: 3/11 Higher: 0/1
CAC Population/ Higher: 2/0
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PCGS Cert #06646958
PCGS / NGC Population: 17/- Higher 12/-
A phenomenal coin with lustrous original surfaces. The first year of the Seated Liberty design without the 13 stars on the obverse. This is the “Small Date” variety and although the difference in the dates size are miniscule the difference has more to do with the small date being straight across while the Large date variety is more curved. Stunning blue tones and flows gently throughout both sides of this spectacular half dime.
PCGS Cert #06647291
PCGS / NGC Population: 19/8 Higher 11/6
A phenomenal coin with lustrous original surfaces. The first year of type, adding the 13 stars, handpunched on the obverse. This example shows all the points on the stars and the palest blue hue surrounds the periphery.
PCGS Cert #15329717
PCGS / NGC Population: 103/126 – 75/153 Higher
Powder blue and rose mingle through out the highly lustrous surfaces of this 166 year old Seated Half Dime. Seated Half Dimes were designed by Christian Gobrecht and ran a whopping 36 years. This series has become quite affordable in today’s market making it great for collectors.
PCGS Cert #06935258
PCGS / NGC Population: 18/11 – 9 Higher