Help with these old Halves (Diagnostic closeups added)

Bodin

Don't have the books to properly identify their dies and rarity. Any help would be great. Thanks everybody.





























This was, of course, my attempt at being funny based on that recent ebay posting....

Bodin

Anyone?

HalfCollector

1837 appears to be a GR-10. Should have a die crack from bottom of 7 in date across to star 13 on obverse. I cannot tell from photos. it is an R-4. Check it out.
Good Luck!

HalfCollector

1795 Half appears to be O-109, R-4.

UncleJoe

Sorry I don't have any help with your half dollars but I am curious as to what coins go in a large coin type set.

Joe.

Treashunt

Great 1795 $1/2.

SmEagle1795

<< <i>Sorry I don't have any help with your half dollars but I am curious as to what coins go in a large coin type set.

Joe. >>



I believe that album only has two pages, for halves and dollars.

nags

Is that date stamped into the 1795?

guitarwes

<< <i>Is that date stamped into the 1795? >>



Looks like they stamped the "7" upside down.

That '66 has potential.

Bodin

Updated pics. Thank you for any help

Bodin

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<< <i>Sorry I don't have any help with your half dollars but I am curious as to what coins go in a large coin type set.

Joe. >>



I believe that album only has two pages, for halves and dollars. >>



This is correct, including the Trade, but no SBA.

jonathanb

Complete Guide to Liberty Seated Half Dollars (legitimate site, hosting a complete non-pirated version of the book)

messydesk

<< <i>Looks like they stamped the "7" upside down. >>


Engraved 4. I actually find the scratch in front of the face more offensive than the engraved date.



<< <i>Complete Guide to Liberty Seated Half Dollars (legitimate site, hosting a complete non-pirated version of the book) >>


Excellent! Bookmarked.

kookoox10

I like that 1795, even with the counterstamp.