PCGS MS-65 CAC 1935-S San Diego Half Dollar

Description

Satiny, bright, and lustrous, with a whisper of golden iridescence.

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PCGS MS-65 CAC 1935-S San Diego Half Dollar

Lot 0420

Estimate $175-$200

May 14, 2026, 9:19 PM EDT

Current Price (8 bids)

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$165

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Online Rare Coin & Currency Auction #124

May 02, 2026 1:00 PM EDT

Milford, NH, United States

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VF 1909 $2.50 Gold Indian: Shows a few minor scratches.

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$1,575(19 bids)

EF to AU Details 1874 $5 Gold Liberty: Holed at 12:00. Medium honey-gold with olive highlights, and with traces of mint bloom in the protected areas. Only 3,488 examples of the date were struck, making for an elusive rarity in any grade.

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$1,550(15 bids)

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