NGC MS-65 Off-Center 1983-P Half Dollar

Description

Mint Error. Bright and lustrous. Struck 10% off-center toward the 6 o'clock position.

Buyer's Premium

20%

NGC MS-65 Off-Center 1983-P Half Dollar

Lot 0335

Estimate $300-$400

Oct 20, 2026, 8:51 PM EDT

Current Bid (6 bids)

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$62

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Online Rare Coin & Currency Auction #129

Oct 7, 2026, 3:00 PM EDT

Milford, NH, United States

Circulated Half Dollar Type Foursome: Includes: 1858-O VG; 1913-S VG; 1916-D Obverse, AG-3; and 1893 Columbian Expo VF, dark. (Total: 4 pieces)

Circulated Half Dollar Type Foursome

$70

NGC EF Details 1847 Seated Dollar: Cleaned. Not harshly done, and now nicely recovering in shades of pale gold. No marks of consequence present.

NGC EF Details 1847 Seated Dollar

$380

Fine-12 Details 1868 Seated Dollar: Pale champagne-gold in appearance. Scattered marks and blemishes on both sides.

Fine-12 Details 1868 Seated Dollar

$300

Good-4 Details 1872 Seated Dollar: Cleaned, light hairlines and scratches present.

Good-4 Details 1872 Seated Dollar

$115

EF to AU 1877-S Trade Dollar: Possibly dipped at some point, but with golden toning and retained luster that make up for the past.

EF to AU 1877-S Trade Dollar

$240

BU-62 1878 8 TF Morgan Dollar: Shows flashy cartwheel luster with some golden peripheral tone with a touch of electric blue.

BU-62 1878 8 TF Morgan Dollar

$175

NGC MS-64 1878 8 TF Morgan Dollar: VAM-14.1. Frosty and lustrous, struck from clashed dies.

NGC MS-64 1878 8 TF Morgan Dollar

$430

BU-60+ 1878-S Morgan Dollar: Brilliant white and lustrous.

BU-60+ 1878-S Morgan Dollar

$54

NGC MS-63 Toned 1878-S Morgan Dollar: Obverse alive with violet, crimson, gold, and neon blue iridescence, the reverse fully brilliant with a sunset orange halo at the rim. Music City Collection.

NGC MS-63 Toned 1878-S Morgan Dollar

$165

PCGS MS-63 1878-S Morgan Dollar: Largely brilliant and lustrous with a whisper of golden toning at the rims.

PCGS MS-63 1878-S Morgan Dollar

$82

NGC MS-64 Toned 1878-S Morgan Dollar: Strong underlying luster ignites rich blue and rose iridescence in a bright light source. Colorful!

NGC MS-64 Toned 1878-S Morgan Dollar

$150

BU-60 1878-CC Morgan Dollar: Shows frosty luster but with some noticeable marks.

BU-60 1878-CC Morgan Dollar

$330

PCGS MS-63 1878-CC Morgan Dollar: Satiny, sharp, and lustrous with a pale champagne-gold glow.

PCGS MS-63 1878-CC Morgan Dollar

$320

ANACS MS-61 1879-O Morgan Dollar: Bright with boldly active luster. Marginally finer to our eyes than the assigned grade.

ANACS MS-61 1879-O Morgan Dollar

$82

NGC MS-64 1879-S Morgan Dollar: 3rd Reverse. Sharply struck and alive with luster, the obverse fully brilliant, the reverse with lively golden toning highlights.

NGC MS-64 1879-S Morgan Dollar

$78

PCGS MS-64 Toned 1879-S Morgan Dollar: 3rd Reverse. Sharply struck and boldly lustrous. A bright light source reveals a world of sea-green, gold, and powder blue iridescence on both sides. Nice!

PCGS MS-64 Toned 1879-S Morgan Dollar

$100

VF Details 1879-CC Morgan Dollar: Normal Mint Mark. Shows some faint obverse scratches as well as a couple of small rim tics.

VF Details 1879-CC Morgan Dollar

$260

Denomination Pot Pourri: Includes: 1913 Type I Buffalo Nickel, AU, colorful; 1921 Dime, AG-3; 1944 Dime, PCGS MS-65; Anthony Dollar, NGC MS-66 1979 Narrow Rim; Anthony Dollar, NGC MS-66 1979-D; and 1863 McClellan Civil; War T

Denomination Pot Pourri

$42

PCGS Silver Half Dollar Quintet: Includes 1957-D MS-65 FBL, 1959-D MS-64 FBL, 1962 Proof-66 Cameo, 1962-D MS-64 FBL & 1964 Questionable Color (actually quite attractive). (Total: 5 pcs)

PCGS Silver Half Dollar Quintet

$140

PCGS FBL Franklin Half Quartet: Includes 1949-D MS-63 FBL, 1953-D MS-64 FBL & (2) 1950-D MS-64 FBL. (Total: 4 Pcs)

PCGS FBL Franklin Half Quartet

$140

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