1853 W/ Arrows Rays Seated Liberty Half Dollar

1853 w/Arrows & Rays Seated Liberty Half Dollar - XF/AU

1853-O w/Arrows & Rays Seated Liberty Half Dollar

WEEKLY COIN & CURRENCY AUCTIONS. ESTIMATE $70 - $80.

1853 Arrows & Rays Seated Liberty Half Dollar

1853 Arrows & Rays Seated Liberty Half Dollar.

1853 w/ Arrows Seated Liberty Silver Half Dollar - Nice Detail!

Very fine or better. PVC residue.

Very Good.

1853-P Arrows & Rays Seated Liberty Silver Half Dollar - Tough Date

Item is as Shown in Image

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Includes 1849 O, 1853 Arrows & Rays & 1858 O.

Grade : n/a Comment : 1853-P Arrows & Rays, 1858-P, 1861-P

UNITED STATES SILVER SEATED LIBERTY HALF-DOLLAR COINS, LOT OF FOUR, comprising an 1844 example, an 1850-O example, an 1853 Arrows at Date, Rays Around Eagle example, and an 1854 Arrows at Date, No Ray

WEEKLY COIN & CURRENCY AUCTIONS ESTIMATE $75 - $100.

BID WITH SILVER CITY AUCTIONS ESTIMATE $75 - $100.

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Two dated 1853, both with arrows and rays (G4 and VF); 1859 (VG); and 1877 (G4).

1853 Seated Liberty Silver Half w/Arrows & Rays VF

Seated Liberty Half Dollar 1853 Silver Arrows at date observe Rays around eagle reverse Designer: Christian Gobrecht 12,44 gram 0.9000 silver 0.3600 oz. ASW mintage F-12 (fine) --- Seated Liberty Half

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arrows and rays, fine.

This lot of six consists of: a 1959-O half dollar, AU - BU; an 1853-O Seated Liberty half with arrows and rays, VG+; a 1936 Walking Liberty, BU; a 1949 Franklin, BU; an 1877-S trade dollar, F; and a 1

***Auction Highlight*** 1853 Arrows & Rays Seated Half Dollar 50c Graded ms62 details By SEGS. This rare variety was struck by Herman J. Brand of San Francisco. Both sides show prominent clash marks,