1893 Barber Half Dollar (AG–G Condition)*COIN PICTURED IS NOT THE ONE YOU WILL RECEIVE BUT INSTEAD ONE OF THE SAME GRADE AND CONDITION. The 1893 Barber Half Dollar is an early issue from this iconic series, designed by U. S. Mint Chief Engraver Charles E. Barber. Featuring Liberty adorned with a laurel wreath on the obverse and a heraldic eagle on the reverse, the design reflects the classic, enduring style of late 19th century American coinage. In Almost Good to Good (AGG) condition, this

with much of the finer details on Liberty’s face and the eagle’s feathers softened

its high level of preservation and late 19th-century origin make it a desirable coin for collectors who appreciate historical pieces with character

It shows only light contact marks

even wear with clear major details

is a beautifully struck example with strong luster and minimal marks for its grade

FR #1513 AA block (Granahan/Dillion)

The 1922 MS62 Peace Dollar ANACS is a beautiful example of the iconic Peace Dollar series

well-preserved example with vibrant luster and strong eye appeal

graded SP70 Enhanced Finish by NGC

The 1859 Liberty Seated Half Dollar is a desirable collectible

introduced in 2021

is a tougher date in the series due to its relatively low mintage and often weak strikes