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50C 1807 50/20 CAPPED O-112
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PCGS F 15
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50C 1807 SM STAR CAPPED O-113
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PCGS VG 8
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United States
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50C 1808/7 O-101
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PCGS F 12
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50C 1808 O-110a
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NGC VF 25
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50C 1809 O-105
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NGC XF 40
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50C 1809 III EDGE
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PCGS VF 25
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Most O-108a's are XXX edge.
Per DK: This coin very likely had a light cleaning – nothing abrasive – a few generations ago, but has since retoned very attractively in medium gray and bold, iridescent shades of gold with red and blue mixed in. The surfaces are smooth and pleasing, the strike is darn good for this notoriously poorly struck variety, and the eye appeal is outstanding. I think the proper grade is at least VF30, based on the reverse and the remaining luster. Maybe better. A great example of this tough variety.
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50C 1809 III EDGE O-109b
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PCGS XF 40
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50C 1809 XXX EDGE
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PCGS AU Details
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From SD MB#43 catalog: "With but 2 mint state examples confirmed, an AU `09-110 is well established as a condition rarity. We old timers know how difficult it is to find this die pair in any condition, let alone high grade. The PCGS label correctly notes that the coin has been cleaned. The abundant luster was thereby softened. The pale grey/gold surfaces are virtually free of marks, attesting to the coin’s very brief entry into the stream of commerce. (The “incused segments” over the eagle are from a clashed die, also seen on the common 1809 O.102.) This piece surfaced at the March 2016 Baltimore show and now makes its inaugural appearance at auction. It deserves a warm welcome."
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50C 1809 O-113a
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PCGS F Details
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50C 1809 O-114
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PCGS VG 8
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50C 1810 O-101a
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PCGS AU 53
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Stack's Bowers Catalog: "A warm amber glow radiates from the right obverse border before cooling to vibrant cobalt iridescence at left, complemented by a much more subtle incendiary glow at the reverse borders. The surfaces exhibit a uniform luster that is typically reserved for pieces of a loftier grade assignment, rendering this piece decidedly choice as it sits. Passionately rendered and attractive in all respects."
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50C 1810 O-104
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PCGS XF 45
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Extremely well struck. Definitely an exception to the rule for 1807-1811 Capped Bust Halves.
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50C 1810 O-108
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PCGS VF 30
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50C 1811/10 O-101
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PCGS XF 40
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EDS. Nice rose/gold toning.
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50C 1811 LARGE 8 O-104
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PCGS VF 35
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50C 1811 SMALL 8 O-107
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PCGS VF 30
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LDS. Ex Eastern Collection.
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50C 1812/1 SMALL 8 O-102
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PCGS VF 30
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Faint letters from die clash remain under bust.
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50C 1812 O-103
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PCGS XF 45
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50C 1813 50C/UNI
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PCGS VF 30
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Ear bars - LDS.
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50C 1813 O-103
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PCGS XF 40
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50C 1813 O-105
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PCGS VF 35
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Medium rose/gold and gray toning with subtle iridescent blue.
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50C 1814/3 O-101a
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PCGS VG 10
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50C 1814/3 O-101a
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PCGS G 6
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50C 1814 O-104
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PCGS XF 40
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Beautiful toning.
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50C 1817/3 O-101
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NGC VF 25
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50C 1817 O-103a
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NGC VF 30
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50C 1818/7 SMALL 8 O-102a
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PCGS XF 45
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50C 1818 O-108
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PCGS XF 40
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50C 1819/8 LARGE 9 O-102 Skidaway Island Coll.
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NGC XF 45
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50C 1819 O-112
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PCGS VF 35
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50C 1820/19
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PCGS AU 53
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HA Desc: "This still-lustrous, lightly circulated half dollar enjoys silvery surfaces with pale tan patina over the portrait. Clear radials are apparent on the stars, indicative of a sharp strike overall."
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50C 1820/19 CURLED 2 O-102
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PCGS VF 20
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CAC verified.
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50C 1820 LG DATE SQUARE 2 O-106
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PCGS VF 25
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50C 1821 O-106a
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PCGS VF 30
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50C 1822/1 O-101
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NGC XF 45
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50C 1822 O-113
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PCGS AU 53
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50C 1823 BROKEN 3 O-101
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PCGS AU 50
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This lightly circulated example has smooth surfaces and dusky steel-gray and tan-brown toning.
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50C 1823 PATCHED 3 O-102
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PCGS AU 50
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50C 1823 O-104
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PCGS VF 30
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50C 1823 UGLY 3 O-110a
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PCGS AU Details
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50C 1824/1 O-101
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PCGS VF 35
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2 of the 3 die cracks for 101a attribution are present.
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50C 1824/VARIOUS DATES O-103
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PCGS XF 45
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50C 1824 O-105
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PCGS XF 45
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50C 1824 O-108
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PCGS XF 45
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Double Chin variety.
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50C 1824 O-113
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NGC XF 40
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Dark brown toning with some hints of blue under strong light. "Eagle Dops the Snake" - a fun variety.
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50C 1824 O-114
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PCGS AU 53
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Highest rated auction appearance of this variety in >10 yrs.
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50C 1824 O-117 (R-1)
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NGC AU 55
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Beautiful toning and luster.
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50C 1825 O-101
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PCGS XF 45
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UNITED STATES variety.
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50C 1825 O-107
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PCGS AU 50
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Very little toning. Lustrous for grade.
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50C 1825 O-114
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NGC AU 53
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