silver half dollar at what price?Originally Posted by slivers
This is my 2nd one of these, I think I;ll end up buying 1 per year, maybe 1 per 2 years when I get to the '01-'02 lmao...
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silver half dollar at what price?This is my 2nd one of these, I think I;ll end up buying 1 per year, maybe 1 per 2 years when I get to the '01-'02 lmao...
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I don believe I'll ever see one, then alone own one!!!This is my 2nd one of these, I think I;ll end up buying 1 per year, maybe 1 per 2 years when I get to the '01-'02 lmao...
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It was 1200. pcgs list is 15 and I think it would probably make XF40 with them, and it has really great eye appeal. I will try to get some better pics sometime as it really is a banger in hand...still has some nice luster around the stars on obverse.
Well you probably won't be finding them in rolls from the bank, but they're pretty reasonable around the G-VG range, of course what defines reasonable is a matter of priorities.I don believe I'll ever see one, then alone own one!!!
Last edited by slivers; 01-03-2022 at 03:19 AM.
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Sweet early US silver!
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Beautiful coin! Love to see whose hands it has passed through.
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Daniel Boone probably had it in his pocket after selling a bear hide.
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Nice and good WOW factor! Thanks for sharing
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Very nice piece of history there - Thanks for posting it.
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That's an awesome coin right there. I do love the early silver, too. To own a piece of history like that does make one wonder whose hands it came across. And I don't need to remind anyone what the worth of a "dollar" was back then. It's actually one of the last few "type" coins I need to complete the Type set I've slowly and patiently been adding to a Dansco album (several years now). I'd say that even if you resubmitted it to PCGS or NGC, it'll still get an EF-40 grade, and possibly (but probably not likely an EF-45). You can almost never tell with today's looser grading standards. Either way, congratulations on such a reasonably priced pick up!
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sometime i don't understand how grader grade a coin. It seem they place more weighting on the obverse than the reverse or the lowest grade of either sides. Ex. this 1806 half dollar, my inexperience eyes see the reverse as EF45-AU50 and the obverse EF40-EF45
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