Seated Liberty Half Dimes were made from 1837 to 1873 with quite a few minor type variations. Seated Liberty Half Dimes were minted at Philadelphia, New Orleans and San Francisco.
Lots of scarce and rare dates exist in this popular series with the 1870-S Seated Liberty Half Dime being the ultimate rarity – only a single example is known!
Lustrous silver-white with outer core toning.
No Stars. Sharply struck and lustrous with no obvious 'rub'. The first New Orleans mint Seated Half Dime with a mere 70,000 minted.
No Drapery. Pleasing medium gray surfaces.
Medium gray surfaces.
A beautiful original early Seated Half Dime with thick satiny cream-white luster accented by touches of turquoise and rose toning.
Two-toned medium gray.
CAC. Well struck with lustrous surfaces that have a delicate golden hue. One of the key dates in the Seated Half Dime series and tough to find in any grade.
A rich blend of color that includes turquoise, ruby, and gold. Interesting clash marks.
Splashes of blue-green and violet-gold toning form a vibrant mix of rich hues that provide great eye appeal! Super tough with a mintage of only 100 pieces and nothing graded finer at PCGS.
Rich gray blends with touches of gold, blue, and cream-white hues. Surfaces are sharply struck and lustrous. Only 10,000 were minted.