1810 50c PCGS F12 value?

SilverEagles92

What's it worth? Guide if I remember correctly (PCGS guide) says $85. Can someone tell me CDN on this coin, or what one of you guys would be willing to pay? Thanks!

CoinAddict

It depends on the look of the coin. I would think $100 or little more. I gave $110 for this one which is also F-12 with the Jules Reiver pedigree.

SilverEagles92

Here a few images. They are dark, so the coin is slightly lighter in hand.




I paid $75 for this one. Did I do okay?

Cam40

wow, i guess the visible rim nick on the reverse held it down to an f12?
wow, thats some hit.
otherwise the coin looks vf i guess...

CoinAddict

For $75 you did just fine. It looks to be a very nice coin. It is a shame about that hit on the rim but what do you expect for a coin that did its job in commerce.

originalisbest

As far as hits on rims go, that ain't nuthin. Ideally there'd be no rim hit at all, but it doesn't really affect the desirability of this particular coin. Now if it were a brand-new, bright hit - that'd be another thing.

Rarity

Wow, a very very nice classic

ARCO

Coin has a great original look. For $75.00 you did just fine. I bought a fine 1810 about two years ago and paid $50.00. The series has appreciated some in most circulated grades. The Bust halves are not scarce by any means, but they are very popular, and for the age, even non collectors get a real kick out of the old bust coinage.

Tyler

michael

$125.00

mozin

That coin in a PCGS F12 holder was a bargain at $75.

SilverEagles92

The owner before me paid $130.00, but then I think he thought he got ripped, off, so he offered it to me for $75 and I pounced on it. Is that on the reverse a rim nick? I've posted this across the street dozens of times, and nobody has ever said there was a single rim nick on it. I thought it was something else, I really wasn't sure what it was. Good to finally know. Thanks guys for all your help!








Edited for spelling

ziggy29

Nice pick for $75.