Options
[Grades revealed] PCGS Seated halves
rhedden
Posts: 6,650 ✭✭✭✭✭
Here is another round of PCGS graded Seated halves. 1847 and 1844 are freshly graded (today). 1848, 1846-o, and 1846 TD are purchases from Brian Greer last year. I think I posted these three in another thread already, so no cheating. 
My luck has been good with Seated halves at PCGS lately. 9 out of 9 graded; no Genuines! That may be commonplace with BU Morgan Dollars or ASEs, but it's a good run in a series where 95+% of the coins have been cleaned or altered.
My luck has been good with Seated halves at PCGS lately. 9 out of 9 graded; no Genuines! That may be commonplace with BU Morgan Dollars or ASEs, but it's a good run in a series where 95+% of the coins have been cleaned or altered.
0
Comments
2 40, possibly a 45
3 55
4 45 maybe
5 45?
i have to look up the striking characteristics on a few of these possibly
50, 45, 53
All nice coins!
I give away money. I collect money.
I don’t love money . I do love the Lord God.
55,50,45,40,35
The 48 was graded harshly due to a weak reverse.
What'd I win? 10 oz. silver?
1. 50
2. 40
3. 53
4. 40
5. 50
46-45 1st
46-55+ 2nd
47-45
48-45
2-45
3-50
4-45
5-40
Experience the World through Numismatics...it's more than you can imagine.
2. XF-40
3. AU-53
4. XF-45
5. VF-35
2. 45
3. 53
4. 45
5. 40
45
50
45
40
45
53
50
45
Edited to change the 4th. Initially said 53, looked closer, and determined a 50.
1844- PCGS XF45. Seems harsh. I saw AU53 or AU55 in this one, and I guess it was knocked down for the heavy brown toning. The eagle's wing feathers and Liberty's head suggest strong AU details.
1846 Medium Date: PCGS XF45.
1846 Tall Date: PCGS AU55.
1847: PCGS AU50.
1848: PCGS AU50. The strike is a little weaker than the above, but it has some luster & colorful rim toning.