Bold details with attractive blended hues of blue, rose, and russet on both sides. Splendid eye appeal! Popular type coin from the capped bust half dime series. CAC approved for quality. The Hansen Collection contains a MS67+ example for the date.
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.
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.
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.
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!
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.