An appealing example of America’s first half dollar type. Liberty’s portrait is bold for the grade, with the outline of the flowing hair and facial profile clearly visible. The date is strong, and the surrounding stars remain distinct despite even circulation wear. On the reverse, the small eagle within the wreath is well defined, with the wings, wreath leaves, and legends bold throughout. Rim integrity is strong, with no major distractions. Surfaces display an even medium-gray patina with subtle darker highlights, indicative of natural aging and originality. Wear is uniform across both sides, consistent with the assigned grade, and free of significant problems that often plague early silver.