Barber Half Dollar Varieties...

thecoinlook

Anything besides the micro-O worth a hoot?

MFH

Rumors abound concerning the 1898-O Micro O Half Dollar.

Seems as if the Dime Punch was used instead of the Half Punch
and although there is a small difference between the two, there
is a difference. No major TPG has authenticated one, yet.

Also, there's reference to an 1892-S Micro S, although none are known, currently.

Inverted Mint Marks for 1909-S are well known, and available.

To the best of my knowledge, there are no over mint marks ( D/O )... etc.

SAM5969

11 S/S half is attributed and has a small pop and of course the 92 TDR

MFH

<< <i>11 S/S half is attributed and has a small pop and of course the 92 TDR >>



True....

I once owned the finest known 1911-S/s ( ex: Dale Friend ) PCGS 66, which I recently
sold and it now resides in The Dr. P. Shireman collection.

DennisH

The 1909-S inverted mint mark isn't super rare, but it's fun to look for.

Oops.. sorry, this one's already been mentioned.

Treashunt

<< <i>The 1909-S inverted mint mark isn't super rare, but it's fun to look for.

Oops.. sorry, this one's already been mentioned. >>



yes, great variety, and listed in Cherry Pickers Guide.

But, hey I am partial, I 'discovered' it.

LogPotato

There is also the 07-S/S. Not sure if it is a recognized variety by the CPG since I do not have one. They seem quite common though.

Treashunt

<< <i>There is also the 07-S/S. Not sure if it is a recognized variety by the CPG since I do not have one. They seem quite common though. >>



not in CPG, but a nice RPM

MFH

Yes, the 07-S/s was quite a hit when mine sold in Chicago back in 2011.
AU 58 CAC ... Hammer was $5K plus the juice. Images attached to the
Link below.

thecoinlook

Great! Thank you all for the replies!