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VSI COLLECTION - America’s Coins through the Years/History in your hands.

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Coin Details

Origin/Country:	United States
Design Description:	HALF CENTS - DRAPED BUST DRAPED BUST
Item Description:	1/2C 1804 Cross 4 Stems
Full Grade:	PCGS AU 50 BN
Owner:	VSI Collection

Set Details

Custom Sets:	VSI COLLECTION - America’s Coins through the Years/History in your hands.
Competitive Sets:	VSI COLLECTION - Basic U.S.Type Set,1792-1964,Circulated Coins Only Score: 1369 VSI COLLECTION - US Type Set 1792 -1964 Score: 1369 VSI COLLECTION - US Type Set including Modern Issues Score: 1369 VSI COLLECTION - Basic U.S.Type Set - No Gold Score: 1369 VSI COLLECTION - Basic U.S.Type Set with Gold Score: 1369 VSI COLLECTION - Half Cents - 1793 - 1857 - Circulation Issue Score: 1843 VSI COLLECTION - Half Cent Type Set Score: 1369 VSI COLLECTION - Half Cents,1793-1857,Circulated Coins Only Score: 1843 VSI COLLECTION - Half Cents,1793-1857,One-Per-Date Score: 1843 VSI COLLECTION - 19th Century Series Type Set,Non Proofs Only - No Gold Score: 1369 VSI COLLECTION - 19th Century Series Type Set,Circulated Coins Only Score: 1369 VSI COLLECTION - 19th Century Series Type Set,Circulated Coins Only (No Gold) Score: 1369
Research:	NGC Coin Explorer NGC Coin Price Guide NGC US Coin Census for Draped Bust Half Cents (1800-1808)

Owner Comments:

This is a nice AU - 50 Draped Bust Half Cent Crosslet 4 with Stems as certified by PCGS.Although the Cohen Variety isn’t listed on the label, it appears to be a C-9.The label clearly states that it is a Crosslet 4 with stems variety but because the Cohen number isn’t on the label it is listed as a Plain 4 with Stems for registry purposes which doesn’t make any sense to me because that isn’t the correct description for this coin.None-the-less,it is still a very nice U.S. Draped Bust Half Cent which was struck at the time the Lewis and Clark Expedition was setting out to explore the newly acquired land of the Louisiana Purchase.This land was purchased from France and added considerably to the size of the United States.