Empire_Builder
Indiana
United States
This is a nice place to put my collection of Bust halves to share with other collectors. Most are raw but some are certified and all are fun!
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A very worn out 1808 Bust half, but this one is an O-110, an R.5 die marriage! | 1808 | USA |
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This is a very cool example of a common die marriage, the O-107, but this one appears to be the... | 1814 | USA |
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A nice XF example of a classic head half eagle. | 1836 | USA |
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Nice O-110A draped bust half graded VF-25 by NGC. | 1807 | USA |
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A nice example of a relatively common die marriage. | 1821 | USA |
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1833 Zs 8-reales. | 1833 | Mexico |
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A nice VF reeded edge bust half dollar, with the "Half Dol." denomination. | 1838 | USA |
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The proof, colorized 50-cent silver plated coin, a very nice tribute to the Titanic loss. | 2012 | Canada |
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I have not confirmed the die marriage, but she sure is pretty! | 1826 | USA |
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A very pretty design, the silver dollar commemorating the Star Spangled Banner. | 2012 | USA |
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1903 Mexico Peso | 1903 | Mexico |
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The 1/2-ounce silver commemorative proof coin, very pretty with a mintage of just 20,000 coins! | 2012 | Canada |
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Scarce (R.4) 1809 O-110 (XXX Edge) in Good. | 1809 | USA |
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A nice VF example of the braided hair half cent, the last half cent design minted by the United... | 1853 | USA |
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1832 Go 8-reales, don't know much on these, other than I like them, so feel free to comment! | 1832 | Mexico |
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A nice one for the Dansco, the O-101 overdate, technically 1811/10, but commonly known as the... | 1811 | USA |
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My largest coin ever, a 5-ounce silver Libertad, such a beautiful design! | 2011 | Mexico |
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In honor of Columbus Day on Monday, here are three coins, the first is the 1992 proof half... | 1992 | USA |
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Nicely toned 1832 O-106 in XF, the reverse is particularly pretty! | 1832 | USA |
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A with arrows half dime from the type set. Arrows were used to denote the change in weight from... | 1853 | USA |
