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PCGS Cert #2446212 
PCGS / NGC Population: 157/189 – 825/477 Higher
Impressive cartwheel sheen dominates this pleasing Bust half. Light silver color at the central obverse, surrounded by pale honey toning. The reverse is fully enveloped by the slightest golden color.
PCGS Cert #452394008
PCGS / NGC Population: 86/73
A gorgeous and affordable example of John Reich’s Capped Bust design. Golden amber, with highlights of rose, encompass the peripheries, leaving the centers lightly toned.
PCGS Cert #14851192
PCGS / NGC Population: 113/83 Higher 272/395
A truly near gem, original Bust Half Dollar, with the eye appeal of a 65 or better. Plum and blue hues surround the peripheries with golden central shades the highlight the superb detail. A gorgeous example of John Reich’s Capped Bust design.
PCGS Cert #25578663
PCGS / NGC Population: 56/62 Higher: 16/18
CAC Population/Higher: 3/6
A truly a near gem, original Bust Half Dollar. So common years ago, but with coin doctoring and inadequate care, the survival rate is minimal. The eye appeal of a 65 or better with plum and blue hues highlighting the superb detail. This is a keeper!
PCGS Cert #6585588
PCGS / NGC Population: 74/49 Higher 16/36
This Capped Bust half displays lustrous surfaces with excellent mint frost. Stunning and original with a bold strike and a great choice for the date or type collector. This is the only coin to receive the “+” grade from PCGS and although there are 16 higher, I’m sure this could give any of them a run for the money.
PCGS Cert #19180203
PCGS / NGC Population: 1/0 Higher: 16/36
CAC Population/Higher: 7/1
A coin for the color enthusiast! Stunning honey-amber, raspberry and sea blue peripheral toning deepens and flows to frame the gorgeous bright center on this Capped bust Half Dollar. The strike is exceptional for an 1826 half dollar with full detail at the obverse and reverse centers. A coin with eye-appeal galore!
NGC Cert #315553001
PCGS / NGC Population: 105/97 Higher: 41/62
CAC Population: 9/9
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NGC Cert #685025003
PCGS / NGC Population: 35/45 Higher: 7/17
CAC Population/ Higher: 4/5
A gorgeous and original coin that is boldly struck and more lustrous than the majority of MS64 Capped Bust halves you will encounter. Toned in wonderful pastel shades of blue, green, rose and gold. A perfect representative for both the type and grade.
PCGS Cert #06872122
PCGS / NGC Population: 79/14 – 19 Higher
This Capped Bust half displays lustrous surfaces with excellent mint frost. Stunning original pale rose centers are surrounded by a halo of bluish hues and sea-green peripheries. A great choice for the date or type collector.
PCGS Cert #06613107
PCGS / NGC Population: 166/146 Higher 229/209
This Capped Bust half displays lustrous surfaces with excellent mint frost. Stunning original pale rose centers are surrounded by a halo of amber and sky blue peripheries. A great choice for the date or type collector.
PCGS Cert #14760291
PCGS / NGC Population: 203/176 Higher: 673/941
This Capped Bust half displays fully brilliant and highly lustrous surfaces with excellent mint frost. It is mostly silvery-white with a trace of peripheral light gold toning. A great choice for the date or type collector.
PCGS Cert #03834801
PCGS / NGC Population: 121/114 – 51 Higher
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PCGS Cert #11746161
PCGS / NGC Population: 301/160 Higher: 623/662
CAC Population/Higher: 15/47
A truly a near gem, original Bust Half Dollar. So common years ago, but with coin doctoring and inadequate care, the survival rate is minimal. The eye appeal of a 65 or better, golden lustrous surfaces with superb detail. This is a keeper!
PCGS Cert #06652735
PCGS / NGC Population: 81/70 – 17/38 Higher
Stunning sea blue peripheral toning highlight the gorgeous pale golden centers on this Capped bust Half Dollar. The strike is exceptional for an 1834 half dollar with full detail at the obverse and reverse centers, with typical flatness on the right side radial lines of the stars. A coin with eye-appeal galore.
PCGS Cert #13541588
PCGS / NGC Population: 31/5 – 13 higher
Stunning sea blue peripheral toning deepens and flows into a stunning honey-amber ring that frame the gorgeous pale golden center on this Capped bust Half Dollar. The strike is exceptional for an 1834 half dollar with full detail at the obverse and reverse centers, with typical flatness on the right side radial lines of the stars. A coin with eye-appeal galore!
PCGS Cert #13541588
PCGS / NGC Population: 30/0 Higher: 13/0
CAC Population/Higher: 5/5
This Capped Bust half displays lustrous surfaces with excellent mint frost. Stunning original silvery centers are surrounded by a halo of golden green and amber peripheries. A great choice for the date or type collector.
PCGS Cert #9109262
PCGS / NGC Population: 105/25 Higher: 144/157
CAC Population/ Higher: 11/11
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PCGS Cert #4930119
PCGS / NGC Population: 10/10 Higher: 9/10
CAC Population/ Higher: 2/0
A super example of this New Orleans Mint, Seated Liberty Half Dollar. Untoned centers are complimented by the surrounding amber and electric blue toning. Only 13 coins have received this grade from NGC with 6 higher. The series started in 1839 and ran until 1891, during this 52 year span, many changes were made, but never to stray to far from Christian Golbrecht’s original design.
NGC Cert #1784416003
PCGS / NGC Population: 13/13 Higher 5/6
A super Seated Liberty Half Dollar from the New Orleans Mint and flaunting quite a pedigree, Louis Eliasberg. The stunning surfaces seen on this coin is complimented by flecks of golden-amber on both the obverse and reverse. Only 6 coins have received this grade from PCGS with a mere 2 higher. The series started in 1839 and ran until 1891, during this 52 year span, many changes were made, but never to stray to far from Christian Golbrecht’s original design.
PCGS Cert #10006225
PCGS / NGC Population: 6/15 Higher: 2/3
CAC Population: 7/1