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O-110 R.4, VF-20 (not certified)
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O-112 R.4, F-12 (not certified)
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O-101, VG-10 (not certified)
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O-101, Fine (not certified)
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O-101, VF-20 (not certified)
Unusually beautiful for very-fine due to album toning.
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O-102 R.4, F-15 (not certified)
Wonderful color
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O-103 R.3, VF-25 (not certified)
Some semblance of album toning while lightly rubbed on the highpoints.
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O-112b, R.6 (previously R.7), VF/scratched (not certified)
Scratches over '18' in date, although that is where the reverse cud prevents detail from being struck anyhow. Ultra-original appearnce otherwise.
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O-109 R.4, VG-10 (not certified)
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O-104a, R.4, VG-8 (not certified)
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O-105, VF-20 (not certified)
An interesting example of a common variety, the peripheral areas shows definite luster as sparkling action travels between obverse stars and reverse lettering. The coin shows plainly visible album toning although it is not terribly strong, and yet the overall appearance remains strangely a trifle flat. A thin hairline on the neck means nothing at the grade level.
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O-113a, sm stars, VF-30 (not certified)
A few competing coins certified at the VF-35 level appear to have even less detail than this exceedingly attractive coin, but we err on the side of a more conservative VF-30 grade. The lavender-grey surface shows marvelous, smooth wear throughout with no major contact marks, and only the expected distribution of small circulation ticks.
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O-113, sm stars, VF-30 NGC
Mintage: 750,500. The vintage quality is utterly fantastic for a small stars 1807 in VF-35. Marvelous ash-grey patina bears the presence of delicate rose accents subtly placed outside the stars, and dusky ivory-grey emboldens upper details. The entire surface is completely free from hairlines, and the only notable aberration includes a faintly microporous area at the exact center of the obverse - possibly as-struck.
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O-112, 50/20, VF (not certified)
Strong contrast brings up almond-grey tinges against a charcoal-dark backdrop. Abrasion-free on both sides.
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O-112, 50/20, VF (not certified)
Mintage: 750,500. Vintage champagne-rose tone filters across the whole coin and gathers a bit of density toward the borders. A delightful problem-free coin with fairly good sharpness for the grade.
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VF-25 (not certified)
Mintage: 750,500. Lightly hairlined throughout from an old cleaning, but proper album placement has replaced some of the vintage eye-appeal, including a fragile ring of album color lying just outside the stars.
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O-112, 50/20, VF-25 (not certified)
Quite attractive despite the presence of minor, brief hairline circulation marks. Slightly low-contrast overall, showing medium grey with faint apricot accents.
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O-112, 50/20, EF (not certified)
Mintage: 750,500. Details on the reverse are particularly sharp for the assigned grade, making this a wonderful choice for type representation at the very-fine grade level. Pewter-grey filters over most of the surface, enveloped by dusky navy-blue toward the borders.
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O-112, 50/20, VF-30 (not certified)
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O-113, sm stars, VF-35[30] ANACS
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O-101a, VF-30 (not certified)
Low-contrast almond-grey shows traces of album color near the rims. Gorgeous sharp details for just the VF grade range.
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O-101, F-12 (not certified)
Outstanding album color
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O-106a, R.3, VF-20 (not certified)
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O-102a, EF-40 (not certified)
Lavender patina over surfaces that are a little more bagmarked than average.
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O-103, VF-25 (not certified)
Kraft envelope toning with the envelope included.
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O-107, III edge, VF-35 (not certified)
Prior cleaning but has taken back some highly attractive color.
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O-108a, EF-45 (not certified)
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O-104a, Lg 8, EF-45 (not certified)
Wonderfully original and showing sky-blye and cobalt ring toning.
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O-105, VF-35 (not certified)
Subdued medium-grey patina over problem-free surfaces yields to a hint of rim color on the obverse right, while the reverse features quite a bit more coloration in the margins. Defintely lustrous in the protected outer areas.
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O-103, VF-35 (not certified)
Interesting pale grey patina shows dappled steely blue accents near the rims. Lustrous but downgraded slightly due to old cleaning, or at least a past dip.
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O-108 R.3, VF-30 (not certified)
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O-101, 50c/UNI, AU-50 (not certified)
The usual strong die-clash seems even more bold than typical for the die-marriage, yet this must somehow still be an early strike off the blundered dies. 50C/UNI is exceptionally bold. Endowed with drop-dead album toning that boasts wide swaths of denim-blue and cobalt surrounded by rose and bright chartreuse accents.
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O-110, VF-35 (not certified)
Ultra-original rich ebony-grey patina over nicely clashed dies.
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O-108a, XF45/cleaned ANACS
Delightfully retoned, probably from the ANACS holder itself.
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O-101a, VF-30 (not certified)
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O-101a, F-15 (not certified)
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O-102a, EF-40 (not certified)
Luxuriously original and showing velvety teture overall surrounded by bluish toning.
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O-108a E/A, VF-35/scr (not certified)
Small scratches under 'US UN' on reverse.
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O-105a, single leaf, Fine (not certified)
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O-105a, VF-30 (not certified)
Hints of album toning surrounds appealing grey color that is a little low-contrast and darker than average. A hint of glossy texture overall.
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O-101a, EF (not certified)
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O-102a, VF/cleaned (not certified)
Cleaning evident only at some viewing angles, but completely overwhelmed by gorgeous rainbow album toning.
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O-101, Lg 8, EF (not certified)
Ex-PCGS. Somewhat olive-grey overall, aside from deeper crimson-gold aligning with the borders of the devices.
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O-102, curl base, VF-25 (not certified)
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O-102, curl base, VF-30 (not certified)
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O-102, curl base, VF-35 (not certified)
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O-101, Sq 2, EF (not certified)
Pleasant, original medium-grey surrounded by darker tone along the right hand border.
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O-101, Sq 2, VF-35 (not certified)
A trifle glossy beneath lavender-grey patina, while devices show a tinge of carrot-gold surrounding in the protected areas. The prior owner sent it to PCGS expecting an EF-40 grade, but the assigned VF-35 seems appopriate.
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O-108, sq no knob, EF-45 (not certified)
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O-102, curl base, EF (not certified)
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O-101a, EF-45 (not certified)
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O-106a, EF-40 (not certified)
Trivial hairlines and minimally lustrous.
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O-114 R.3, EF-45 (not certified)
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O-113 R.3, VF-35 (not certified)
Vibrant neon purple and cobalt album toning.
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O-109, VF-30 (not certified)
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O-106, VF-25 (not certified)
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O-110a, ugly 3, VF (not certified)
Mintage: 1,694,200. Slightly pale but reasonably attractive and fairly well delineated throughout the important details.
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O-110a, ugly 3, VF-30 (not certified)
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O-110a ugly 3, VF-30 (not certified)
Mintage: 1,694,200. A little glossy under a loupe due to an innocuous cleaning, but the presentation is quite attractive at arm's length. Sharpness is a little stronger than the assign graded, but the overall assessment has been mildly netted down.
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O-110a, ugly 3, VF-35 (not certified)
Mintage: 1,694,200.
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O-106a, tampered 3, VF (not certified)
Mintage: 1,694,200. Somewhat gunmetal-grey in appearance, undoubtedly due to some old wipes that have simply retoned.
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O-110, EF-45 (not certified)
Mintage: 1,694,200. Although slightly dulled on the obverse, perhaps from an old wipe, each side presently shows rather vibrant rainbow toning, adding considerably to the eye-appeal. Strongly defined for an 1823.
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O-110, VF-30 (not certified)
Brief but sharp scratches on the nose
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O-109, EF-40 (not certified)
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O-103, Fine-15 (not certified)
Cleaned at one time, the coin was obviously stored for along time thereafter such that it now shows vivid, concentric album toning on both sides.
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O-116, R.3, AU-50 (not certified)
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O-113a, EF-40 (not certified)
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O-114 R.4+, EF-45 (not certified)
Shows only feeble luster but surface appears very original. A couple or so delicate incidental scratches are too small to see without a loupe.
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VF-35 (not certified)
Utterly original and bordering upon the extremely-fine grade level.
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O-136 R.4, AU-50 (not certified)
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O-126 sq, EF-45 (not certified)
Very slight hairlines in obverse right field.
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O-129 R.4 sq, EF-45 (not certified)
Clashed dies.
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O-141 R.3 sq, AU/cleaned NGC
Close to passable as original with faint hairline scratches in the obverse left field.
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O-101a, EF-45 (not certified)
Delightful flowline luster beneath marvelous, orignal patina that shifts from greyish green to violet to sea-green from the centers toward the periphery.
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O-112, AU/cleaned (not certified)
Minimal luster remains after cleaning, which happened some time ago and undoubtedly created a blast-white coin. Now, fortuitous album toning has significantly returned to the periphery.
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O-111 R.2, VF-20 (not certified)
Lovely album toning and pinpoint accurate detail for the grade.
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Lg 0, EF-40 (not certified)
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O-122, Lg 0, EF-45 NGC
Frosty grey patina. See Heritage 3/28/2023, sold for $204.00
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O-118 R.3, EF-40 (not certified)
Slight hairlines on reverse, lavender-grey and bronze otherwise
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G-4 (not certified)
Has an interesting, if minor edge error whereby the coin fell off the Castaing device during impression
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O-106, AU-50 (not certified)
Vibrant luster seems even stronger than expected of AU-50, but a couple of small luster grazes in the obverse right field must be noted.
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O-102, AU/cleaned (not certified)
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O-114 R.4, EF-45 (not certified)
Lightly cleaned but marvelous rim toning.
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O-122 sm lt, VF-30 (not certified)
Vivid purple and lavender-blue flashes into sight at some viewing anbles.
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O-106, EF-45 (not certified)
Gunmetal hue embraces most of the coin, ceding to pale grey devices. Some faint feathery hairlines wipe upward and left from Liberty's neck but have no impact on the ample eye-appeal.
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O-101, AU-55 (not certified)
Slight hairlining of the reverse but much nicer album toning on the obverse
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O-102, AU/cleaned (not certified)
Fairly hairlined but quite a bit of returning rim color.
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O-101, EF-45 (not certified)
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O-107, VG-8 (not certified)
Original.
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VF-30 (not certified)
Deeply original beneath a gorgeous layer of ebony-grey toning.
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O-120, sm dt sm lt, AU/cleaned (not certified)
Cleaned most strongly on the reverse but subsequent album placement created highly attractive coloration on both sides. About as nice as a cleaned AU bust half can possibly look.
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O-116 Sm Dt, Sm Lt, VF-30 (not certified)
Exceptionally colorful.
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O-107, EF-45 (not certified)
Lightly cleaned but now some highly attractive album toning has recovered the eye-appeal.
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O-112 R.3 sm dt sm lt , EF-45 (not certified)
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O-101, EF-40 PCGS
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O-106, AU-53 (not certified)
Good luster with album toning that makes the obverse look AU-55. The reverse is not quite as lustrous nor as colorful, though.
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O-104 R.3, VG-8 (not certified)
Original with daubs of color.
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O-112, AU-50 (not certified)
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O-109 R.4, VF-35 NGC
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AU-50 (not certified)
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GR-17, VF-20 (not certified)
Gorgeous, colorful album toning.
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MS-62 NGC
Overall sharpness and assertive luster are suggestive of a significantly higher grade, and some marvelous royal-blue peripheral toning only enhances superior eye-appeal. Three or four stray linear abrasions on the shield, and a couple of brief hairlines on Liberty's neck perhaps diminish the technical grade, but have no noticeable effect on the aesthetic allure. Previously sold in an NGC MS-62 holder (SN 1731357-010) at Heritage on 9/19/2003.
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GR-1, EF (not certified)
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GR-1, VF-20 (not certified)
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GR-4, R.4 medallic turn, VF-35 (not certified)
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GR-1, EF-45 (not certified)
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reverse of 1839, F-15 (not certified)
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F-12 (not certified)
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AU/cleaned (not certified)
Old cleaning has recovered to a surprisingly attractive level of album toning
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VF-35 (not certified)
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VG-8 (not certified)
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EF/altered surface (not certified)
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VF-25 (not certified)
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VF-30 (not certified)
Extremely attractive album toning graces both sides without being overbearing, as it layers gently over a superbly original surface. Sharp details land right in the middle of VF and EF.
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VG-8 (not certified)
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VF-30 (not certified)
Slightly dense grey-tan patina.
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F-15 (not certified)
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MS-63 (not certified)
A couple of small planchet laminations make this coin a bit of a mild oddity.
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MS-64 FBL PCGS
Faint, pale cyan peripheral toning surrounds frosty silver-grey centers.
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MS-65 (not certified)
Extracted from a mint set holder, which explains the intensely original grey surfaces.
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MS-64 FBL (not certified)
Splashed with toning, mostly almond-orange with a pathc of lavender toward the obverse right.
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Gem Proof (not certified)
Exquisitely attractive album toning strongly endows the obverse and also shows somewhat on the reverse. Minimal cameo effect.
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Gem Proof (not certified)
Kennedy half-dollar in matte proof format. Should grade no less than PR-67.
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Baseball Hall Of Fame, PR70 DCAM PCGS
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K - Half Dollars
