Lustrous silvery surfaces with a strong cartwheel and interesting die clashing on both sides. The strike is sharp and even with full detail on Liberty’s portrait as well as the eagle on the reverse. With minimal marks, this is a premium example of this early Capped Bust half dollar.

181.7, Punctuated Date variety. Well detailed and lustrous with attractive silver-white surfaces that are exceptionally clean and silky smooth.

Medium steel gray surfaces with noticeable underlying luster.

A handsome mid-grade coin with steel-gray surfaces and solid detail for the grade.

B-1. Incredible quality with a sharp and even strike, mark-free surfaces, and satiny white luster. A single NGC MS-67 coin is all that has graded fine at either service.

Small 9. Strong detail with pleasing light silver-gray surfaces that retain a trace of luster.

CAC. Large 9. O-102. A strong and even strike with almost mark-free gray and lustrous surfaces that have a touch of iridescent gold at the periphery and protected areas of the design.

Overton-104. Large 9. Well struck and lustrous with lightly toned original surfaces.

Square Base 2. Sharply struck with beautiful surfaces that are velvety smooth with rich greenish-gold luster. Remarkably clean with a glass needed to reveal a few microscopic marks. A coin that seems conservatively graded and has wonderful eye appeal. Very scarce with less than 100 known!