ANACS EF-45 1838 Reeded Edge Half Dollar

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Original with a good amount of mint luster still remaining. Destined to be sold as AU in our opinion.

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ANACS EF-45 1838 Reeded Edge Half Dollar

Lot 0198

Estimate $350-$375

Feb 17, 2026, 8:05 PM EST

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Online Rare Coin & Currency Auction #121

Feb 05, 2026 2:30 PM EST

Milford, NH, United States

NGC VF Details 1853 Arrows & Rays Half Dollar: Obverse Damage. Deep steel-gray with lighter high points. The "Obverse Damage" is nothing more than a tiny dig in the field below star 10.

NGC VF Details 1853 Arrows & Rays Half Dollar

AU-50 1857-O Half Dollar: Silver-gray throughout with solid eye appeal, perhaps lightly cleaned decades ago.

AU-50 1857-O Half Dollar

NGC EF Details 1863 Half Dollar: Scratches. Scratches faint and minimal, and defying detection with the unaided eye. Medium steel-gray with some deeper highlights. Scarce across the board.

NGC EF Details 1863 Half Dollar

NGC EF-45 1869 Half Dollar: Even steel-gray throughout with underlying luster on essentially mark-free surfaces. Choice for the grade.

NGC EF-45 1869 Half Dollar

NGC VF Details 1870 Half Dollar: Cleaned. Done long ago and nicely recovering. No notable marks.

NGC VF Details 1870 Half Dollar

EF-40+ 1876 Half Dollar: A nice EF example, easily choice, with rich gray and neon-blue iridescence throughout, and devoid of marks of consequence.

EF-40+ 1876 Half Dollar

NGC Unc Details 1878 Half Dollar: Cleaned. A trifle obvious despite the smoky gray toning beginning to assert itself.

NGC Unc Details 1878 Half Dollar

AU-50 1894-O Barber Half Dollar: Shows a light scuff or hairlines. Attractively toned, especially on the reverse.

AU-50 1894-O Barber Half Dollar

ANACS MS-63 1912 Barber Half Dollar: A decidedly choice original Barber.

ANACS MS-63 1912 Barber Half Dollar

EF-40 1915-D Barber Half Dollar: Quite lustrous for a coin at this grade level.

EF-40 1915-D Barber Half Dollar

AU-50 1916-D Walking Liberty Half: Lustrous and original.

AU-50 1916-D Walking Liberty Half

EF-40+ 1917-D Obverse Walking Liberty Half: Original with a good amount of mint luster still present.

EF-40+ 1917-D Obverse Walking Liberty Half

Better Date Early Walking Liberty Half Pair: Includes 1917-S Obv. NGC VG Details Scratched (any scratches are virtually unnoticeable) and an NGC VG-8 1919-D Walking Liberty Half.

Better Date Early Walking Liberty Half Pair

NGC F-12 1919-D Walking Liberty Half: An original problem free example.

NGC F-12 1919-D Walking Liberty Half

NGC VF-25 1921-D Half Dollar: An unusually pleasing example of this prominent key date in the design type. Silver-gray with some deeper toning here and there, rims full and surfaces essentially mark-free. Choice.

NGC VF-25 1921-D Half Dollar

PCGS MS-64 1935 Walking Liberty Half Dollar: Shows a couple of patches of obverse tone.

PCGS MS-64 1935 Walking Liberty Half Dollar

ANACS 1937-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar: A PQ example that's equal to most MS-65's in our opinion. Housed in the old style ANACS holder.

ANACS 1937-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar

PCGS MS-64 1942-S Walking Liberty Half Dollar: A brilliant PQ example that's housed in an early PCGS holder.

PCGS MS-64 1942-S Walking Liberty Half Dollar

PCGS MS-64 1944-S Walking Liberty Half Dollar: Original with some lightly mottled obverse tone. Housed in an early PCGS "Rattler" holder.

PCGS MS-64 1944-S Walking Liberty Half Dollar

ANACS 1945-S Walking Liberty Half Dollar: Original and somewhat weakly struck at the centers as many were.

ANACS 1945-S Walking Liberty Half Dollar

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