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BUST HALF DIMES
We have nice mid-grade
1794, two 1797 13 star half dimes,
low-grade examples of 1796 thru 1805 EXCEPT the 1802,
and some nice higher rarity and/or high-grade Capped Bust half dimes incl. some
R-7s and R-6s. Also listed below are some great half dimes for those
looking to spend $100 or $200 or less per coin. In fact, there are quite a
few
half dimes priced at $100 or less. Wanted: 1796/5, 1802, and any R-6 or better
varieties.
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1794 Half Dime, LM-4 V-4 R-4, PCGS Genuine holder, VF-30 detail.
The late state of the reverse die, with the die crack from the rim
to (STAT)ES to AM(ERICA) becoming a retained cud. Still
much better than most 1794 half dimes. |
$3,500
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1796 Half Dime, LM-1 R-3, G-4/G-6, damaged, repaired,
polished reverse. Despite the damages, still an acceptable
1796 for a collector on a budget. The 1796 half dime is much
rarer than the 1797 half dime.
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$1,650
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1797 13 stars Half Dime, LM-4 V-1 R-6, PCGS G-4.
Details of VG-8, but a few pinscratches probably resulted in the
reduction in grade to G-4. Still a rare coin and especially so
in a PCGS holder. Light
grey toning. |
$3,650 was 4250
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1797 13 stars Half Dime, LM-4 V-1 R-6, Fine, scratches
(most notable is from back of head below I of LIBERTY through to
ear), also some rim dings. Appears to have been polished in
the past but is retoning. |
$2,350
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1797 Half Dime, LM-2 R4,
16 stars, AG-3, rough, near full date, near full lettering.
The coin is the color of the reverse picture, not the obverse
picture.
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$699
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1800 LM-4 V-4 R-7, EF-40, slight surface roughness.
This variety is identifiable by the distinctive reverse which
includes a double denticle above the E of STATES, and the rightmost
three arrow points are at the same height. This variety was
discovered by Ed Price in 1994. Despite the slight surface
roughness, this coin is much nicer than most of the fewer than 10
pieces known of this variety, and is nicer than the plate coin in
the LM book.
SOLD If you have an 1800 LM-4 or 1800 LM-2 or an 1801 LM-1 you don't know what
to do with, call us for a very strong offer! (It doesn't even
need to be the finest known!)
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SOLD
earlier in 2009
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1801 Half Dime, LM-2 R4,
VG-10, microcorrosion, obv. scrape, nice die break at right (which
can't be seen on the picture but it is there).
NEW
ON HOLD
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$1,250
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1803 Half Dime, LM-3 R4,
VG-8, weak at left obverse, nice surfaces.
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$1,450
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1829 Half Dime, LM-4 B-13
R3, Fine-12. |
$95
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1829 Half Dime, LM-7.2 R4,
VG-8.
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$75
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1829 Half Dime, LM-9 V11
R-5, VF-30 obv. / EF-40 rev. |
$375
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1829 Half Dime, LM-9 V11
R-5, VG, rough. |
$15 was 20
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1829 Half Dime, LM-11 V-18 R-6, VG-8. A variety
discovered in 1988 and unknown to Valentine. |
$450 was 700
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1829 Half Dime, LM-12 V-10 R-6, AU-55, cleaned, but still
has significant eye appeal. R-6 half dimes in AU are very
difficult to find! |
$1,250
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1829 Half Dime, LM-12 V-10 R-6, Fine, obv. scratches.
It's difficult to find R-6 half dimes! |
$435 was 475
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1829 Half Dime, LM-18 V-1
R-5, VF-25. |
$260 was 325
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1829 Half Dime, LM-18 V-1
R-5, VF-20. |
$225 was 275
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1830 Half Dime, LM-6
R-5, PCGS AU-58.
Tied for 4th on the condition census for this variety. A
lovely coin! And in person, it looks better than the pictures.
NEW |
$1,000
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1830 Half Dime, LM-10 V-12
R-6, PCGS VF-20. Bust half dime collectors should seriously consider
acquiring R-6's and R-7's when they are available. |
$1,750
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1832 Half Dime, LM-4
R4 Good-6 / VG-8, obv. scratches. |
$25
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1832 Half Dime, LM-5 V8c
R-1 but rarer in this die state, with reverse
cud, Good. |
$85 was 100
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1832 Half Dime, LM-6 B-11
R-4, VF-20, S2 has both loops filled, light grey toning. |
$95 was 115
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1832 Half Dime, LM-9.1 V14 R-6, Fine-12. The R-6
rarity rating means that there are 13 to 30 known of this rare
variety! If it were a Bust half dollar, it would be a 5-figure
coin! |
$750 was 1100
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1832 Half Dime, LM-11.1
V4 R-5, VG-8, cleaned. |
$80 was 110
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1832 Half Dime, LM-11.2
V-4 R-5, Good-6, dent at top of eagle's head. |
$70 was 95
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1832 Half Dime, LM-14 V-7
R-4, VF-20, nicks, slight bend. |
$70 was 85
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1833 Half Dime, LM-2 L-9 R-6+, AU cleaned, ANACS
holder, obv. doesn't
have great color but reverse does. There is a PCGS VF-35 on
the market for nearly $2,500. |
$1,100 was 1395
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1833 Half Dime, LM-2 L-9 R-6+, VF-25, sm. dent in field
above eagle. |
$675 was 795
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1833
Half Dime, LM-6 V8 R-6, VG, rough. |
$299 was 375
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1833 Half Dime, LM-10 V-1
R-1, F-12 obv. / G-4 rev., obv. scratch. |
$10 was 15
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1834 Half Dime, LM-2 V1
R-1, AU-53 ex NGC (insert included) |
$225 was 260
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1834 Half Dime, LM-5 V-3
R-3, VF-20. |
$85
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1834 Half Dime, LM-5 V-3
R-3, VG-8 obv. / G-4 rev., scratches. |
$10 was 15
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1835 Half Dime, LM-10 V7
R-1, EF-40. |
$200
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1836 Half Dime LM-1.2
R-5, XF-40 PCGS. Has the cud on the reverse of the coin that
is the diagnostic for this variety. I sold this coin two years
ago, the owner just upgraded, and now I have it for sale again at
the same price.
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$700
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1837 Half Dime LM-2 V-4,
R-5, VG-8. |
$175
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1837 Half Dime LM-2 V-4,
R-5, Fine, light roughness, a variety in high demand. |
$130 was 160
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1837 Half Dime LM-2 V-4,
R-5, Good-4, bent, scratched. |
$19 was 29
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1837 Half Dime LM-2 V-4,
R-5, AG-3. |
$55 was 79
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1837 Half Dime LM-3 V-5,
R-6, VG-8, decent surfaces. |
$475 was 625
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1837 Half Dime LM-3 V-5,
R-6, VG-8, many scratches. |
$239 was 299
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1837 Half Dime, Small 5c, LM-4 V-2,
R-3, Good-6, 2 very slight rim bumps. |
$70 was 90
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1837 Half Dime, Small 5c, LM-4 V-2,
R-3, Good-6 |
$70 was 90
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