One Year Type Coin
1837 H10c NGC AU55 (No Stars, Large Date)
The no-stars design was quickly changed because the empty field design didn't protect the coins from wear in circulation.
US Coins : Half Dimes : Liberty Seated Half Dimes
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Tough Date No Stars O-Mint
1838-O H10c PCGS MS61 (No Stars) ex: D.L. Hansen
This scarce date O-Mint is one of only 18 graded MS by PCGS. Hints of blue and lavender grace the satiny dusty grey surfaces. Impeccable details can be seen throughout.
Vibrantly Toned Gem!
1838 No Drapery, Large Stars H10c PCGS/CAC MS66+ ex: D.L. Hansen
Bright, flashy lemon-gold, lavender, and burnt orange toning blends together in a beautiful display highlighting the detailed devices. Details deserving of the grade and blemish free surfaces solidify this coins great eye appeal. PCGS+ grade for premium quality at the top of end of the assigned grade. CAC approved for quality and eye appeal.
High-end Colorful Gem!
1839 H10c PCGS MS67 (No Drapery) ex: D.L. Hansen
Beautiful blue, gold, and magenta toning around the peripheries fades into cream gold centers. Luster radiates from this superb gem with details worthy of the grade. Only 4 examples are graded finer by PCGS - all MS67+, one of which resides in the primary set of D.L. Hansen.
Popular No Drapery Type Coin
1840 H10c PCGS MS65 (No Drapery) ex: D.L. Hansen
Bright luster flows from toned surfaces scattered with patches of grey, gold, and burnt orange. In 1840, the mint transitioned to producing Half Dimes with Drapery (around Liberty's left elbow). The "No Drapery" variety is most common and attainable. This is a great type coin example!
Tough Date
1840-O H10c PCGS AU58 (No Drapery)
No Reserve
Next Bid: $7.00
Closes: 9D 23H
Heavily clashed dies created a muddy strike, as is the case with many of this date/mint, but the coin itself is virtually uncirculated. Full mint luster! A tough date with a mintage of 695,000, and a much lower survival rate. Only 19 finer at PCGS according to CoinFacts.
Tough O-Mint Issue
1842-O H10c PCGS VF25
Perfectly original with lovely album toning sweeping through the peripheries.
Tough O-Mint Date
1842-O H10c PCGS/CAC VF30
A better date, and especially hard to find with the CAC seal of approval.
Pretty Toning
1842-O H10c NGC AU50
Low mintage date of only 350,000 pieces. As attractive as they come in circulated grade. Nice luster remains.
Scarce Date
1844-O H10c PCGS VF25
Scarce date in the half dime series with a low mintage of just 220,000 pieces.
Tough O-Mint Date
1849-O H10c PCGS F12
Tough, low mintage O-mint half dime with few survivors in better grades. A crusty original - exactly the way they are supposed to look in this grade.
1849-O H10c PCGS VF25
Tough, low mintage O-mint half dime with few survivors in better grades.
Popular Overdate Variety
1849/8 H10c PCGS MS65 ex: D.L. Hansen
Reflective dove grey surfaces gleam with luster beneath light patina. Nice details as expected from a gem example. A very popular overdate variety.
Scarce Date
1853 H10c PCGS/CAC VF35 (No Arrows)
Desirable No Arrows half dime from a low mintage of 135,000 coins. CAC approved for quality and eye appeal.
Rare, Underrated Date
1853-O H10c NGC/CAC AU58 (No Arrows)
Coins We Love
$13,500.00
The 1853-O No Arrows half dime had a small mintage of 160,000 pieces, compared to more than 2 million coins for the With Arrows variety. The majority of this tiny mintage is believed to have been melted leaving this issue scarce across all grades. Only nine examples have been graded finer between both grading services. Nice luster remains beneath a rich patina of mottled pleasing gold and russet tones. Boldly defined and free of distraction, the overall eye appeal is great!
Popular Type Coin
1853 H10c NGC AU55 (Arrows)
Great arrows type coin. Some deep die clashing adds interest.
Great Type Coin
1853 H10c PCGS MS66 (Arrows) ex: D.L. Hansen
Great arrows type coin with sharp details and attractive violet, blue, and russet toning framing lustrous silver centers.
Registry Quality Type Coin
1853 H10c PCGS MS67 (Arrows) ex: D.L. Hansen
The first year to boast the arrows signifying a change in weight. This conditionally rare piece boasts delicate teal and rose toning on both sides and brilliant details throughout. The eye appeal of this lustrous, original coin is outstanding. Only 5 are graded finer by PCGS than this present example - All of which are MS67+. Great arrows type coin.
Great Type Coin
1854 H10c PCGS AU55 (Arrows)
No Reserve
Next Bid: $3.00
Closes: 9D 23H
Popular and desirable with-arrows type coin issued for just two years (1854-1855).
Lovely Gem
1854 H10c NGC MS65 (Arrows)
Popular and desirable with-arrows type coin issued for just two years (1854-1855). Gem examples do not often come to the market.
Original Gem
1855 H10c PCGS/CAC MS65 (Arrows) ex: D.L. Hansen
Bright caramel gold toning mingles with original luster and is present throughout. Clashed dies are common of this issue and can be clearly seen on this example. CAC approved for quality and eye appeal.
Perfect "Everyman Set" Coin
1856 H10c PCGS AU58
Star-obverse type coin with light wear, really only visible on the obverse.
1857 H10c PCGS MS65 ex: D.L. Hansen
The number one Hansen registry set displays one of the four finest known examples for the date, a MS67+.