1839-1891 Liberty Seated Half Dollars Culls
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Introduced in 1839, the half dollar was the last denomination to bear the Liberty Seated design sculpted by mint engraver Christian Gobrecht.
Coin Highlights:
- Culls - may be problem, dateless, holed, bent, scratched etc.
- Individual coins come in protective plastic flips.
- Designed by Christian Gobrecht.
- Obverse: Depicts Liberty seated holding a pole with a liberty cap in her left hand and a shield in her right hand.
- Reverse: Features an eagle perched on a branch holding 3 arrows, with a shield on its chest.
- The U.S. Mint produces coins from Philadelphia, San Francisco, Carson City, and New Orleans Mints.
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I wasn't expecting much from a cull and the coin I received is indeed worn down almost to a slug but I'm very satisfied nonetheless. The rim is completely worn away and the surfaces are almost smooth as glass but the eagle and all the lettering on the reverse are still clearly outlined and I can even see the mint mark. Seated Liberty on the obverse is harder to see, but still there, and I can make out just enough of the date to tell which decade my coin is from. I'm happy I took a chance on a cull as it proved an affordable way to own a fascinating coin of this era.
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