EF-40 1849-O Seated Half Dollar

Description

Sharp devices and problem-free fields offer splashes of iridescent gold and blue on both sides.

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EF-40 1849-O Seated Half Dollar

Lot 0307

Estimate $250-$275

Oct 20, 2026, 8:42 PM EDT

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$210

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Online Rare Coin & Currency Auction #129

Oct 7, 2026, 3:00 PM EDT

Milford, NH, United States

NGC AU-55 1853 Arrows and Rays Half Dollar: Lustrous silver surfaces enjoy splashes of peripheral golden toning.

NGC AU-55 1853 Arrows and Rays Half Dollar

$460

AU-50+ Toned 1890-CC Morgan Dollar: Boldly supportive luster enlivens the gold, sunset orange, and neon blue iridescence that engages much of both sides. Choice for the grade at the aesthetic and physical levels.

AU-50+ Toned 1890-CC Morgan Dollar

$125

PCGS MS-65 1928-D Standing Liberty Quarter: A brilliant white gem. Housed in an early generation framed PCGS holder.

PCGS MS-65 1928-D Standing Liberty Quarter

$370

Key Date 1932-D and 1932-S Washington Quarter Duo: Both VF or nominally better. Includes: 1932-D and 1932-S. A nice pair. (Total: 2 pieces)

Key Date 1932-D and 1932-S Washington Quarter Duo

$130

PCGS MS-67 Toned 1950-D Quarter: Satiny and lustrous with a richly embedded orange-gold halo at the obverse rim.

PCGS MS-67 Toned 1950-D Quarter

$135

PCGS MS-65 1953-D Double Die Reverse Quarter: Satiny and lustrous pale olive-silver surfaces.

PCGS MS-65 1953-D Double Die Reverse Quarter

$35

PCGS MS-66 2000-P New Hampshire Quarter Error: Struck 15% Off-center. Bright and lustrous.

PCGS MS-66 2000-P New Hampshire Quarter Error

$32

NGC MS-66 2001-P North Carolina Quarter Error: Struck 5% Off-center. Bright and lustrous.

NGC MS-66 2001-P North Carolina Quarter Error

$1

NGC-Certified State Quarters Error Trio: Includes: 2001-P North Carolina. Broadstruck, MS-65; 2005-D Minnesota. Partial Collar, MS-64; and 2007-P Idaho. Broadstruck, MS-64. (Total: 3 pieces)

NGC-Certified State Quarters Error Trio

$1

EF-40 1808 Bust Half Dollar: O-104. Steel-gray verging on slate with blue and gold iridescence present in a bold light source. Mark-free and choice for the grade.

EF-40 1808 Bust Half Dollar

$300

EF-40 1809 Bust Half Dollar: Normal Edge. Warm golden-gray with varied golden highlights at the rims. Probably wiped at some point, but so far in the past that the aesthetic recovery has been substantial. Choice to our eyes.

EF-40 1809 Bust Half Dollar

$165

AU-50+ 1814 Bust Half Dollar: Lustrous and original.

AU-50+ 1814 Bust Half Dollar

$220

ICG Good-4 1817 Bust Half Dollar: Golden-gray surfaces mark-free and evenly worn.

ICG Good-4 1817 Bust Half Dollar

$47

EF-45 Toned 1821 Bust Half Dollar: Lustrous silvery gold surfaces enjoy robust album-toning rainbows at the rims. Mark-free and just a hint of wear from an AU designation.

EF-45 Toned 1821 Bust Half Dollar

$110

ANACS AU-50 1826 Bust Half Dollar: Silvery gray with golden undertones.

ANACS AU-50 1826 Bust Half Dollar

$84

NGC EF-40 1827 Bust Half Dollar: Deep lilac-gray with some deeper toning here and there.

NGC EF-40 1827 Bust Half Dollar

$92

EF-45 1828 Bust Half Dollar: Small 8, Large Letters. Mark-free soft golden-gray surface enjoy some luster in the recessed areas.

EF-45 1828 Bust Half Dollar

$105

PCGS AU-50 1830 Bust Half Dollar: Large 0. Steel-gray throughout with some olive undertones.

PCGS AU-50 1830 Bust Half Dollar

$260

ICG VG-8 1831 Bust Half Dollar: Deep slate fields with lighter high points.

ICG VG-8 1831 Bust Half Dollar

$2

Choice VF 1831 Bust Half Dollar: Warm olive-gray with some deeper peripheral toning.

Choice VF 1831 Bust Half Dollar

$135

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