Barber Half Dollars were made from 1892 to 1915. They were designed by Charles Barber with the same design as used on the dime and quarter.
Coins were minted in Philadelphia, Denver, New Orleans, and San Francisco. Many better dates exist in the Barber Half Dollar Series, but none are prohibitively rare or expensive.
Flashy white luster and a very sharp strike. A better date in all grades with a modest mintage of 740,000. Very elusive in this grade with only 11 coins having graded numerically finer at PCGS.
Blast white and a great strike with frosty devices contrasting nicely against semi proof-like fields. Wonderful eye appeal!
This is the rarest date in the series in Mint State, surpassing even the 1904-S. This example has frosted white design features and magnificent proof-like surfaces with very few insignificant marks. The strike is consistent with most of the known high grade examples. It is solid overall with some weakness to the right side stars and slight weakness to the right side of the shield on the reverse and the eagle's neck. This is a super collector coin and one of the stars of our inventory!
Well detailed steel-gray surfaces. A better date in a desirable mid-level circulated grade.
Rich satiny white luster and a very sharp strike with nearly mark-free surfaces. Super quality and a better date that is particularly tough in high grade!
CAC. A choice example of this scarce date which saw a mintage of just 632,000 pieces. This beautiful 'Barber' has a vibrant champagne-white core framed by lavender and gold at the rim. The eye appeal is outstanding.
Attractive with well detailed steel-gray surfaces. A scarce scarce date in a seldom-seen grade.
A pleasing example of this better date with steel gray surfaces and solid detail.
Well detailed with steel-gray surfaces that have a faint golden hue.
CAC.
CAC. Bold cream-white luster rests upon surfaces that exhibit a very sharp strike and a clean look. A tough date in all grades with a modest mintage of 847,044. A very elusive and desirable example at this grade level Only 6 coins have graded numerically finer at PCGS.
CAC. Sharply struck and virtually mark-free with super vibrant mint luster. The core is champagne with a wonderful frame of turquoise and russet-gold.
From a proof mintage of 755 coins, this is a delightful Superb Gem! The strike and depth of the mirror surfaces are amazing and the devices show very nice mint 'frost'. The coin is mostly white, but there is just a delicate touch of toning which produces a lovely light gold glow. Super quality!
Just 553,038 minted and the rarest date in the series in grades of Very Fine or higher! This example has strong detail and clean smokey gray surfaces.
Rich original surfaces with attractive multi-color toning and a sharp strike. Underlying luster is strong and the look is clean.
CAC. Fantastic booming white luster and a solid strike with exceptionally clean, mark-free surfaces.
Lovely brilliant surfaces with nicely frosted design features and excellent eye appeal.