Tonight's Ebay pop report for 1839-1849 Seated Halves.
DoubleEagle59
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You can tell I'm a little bored tonight, but seriously, I'm trying to learn all I can about seated halves and their rarities. I've looked at PCGS pop reports, but just tonight I thought of adding up the available coins on Ebay to see if there's any correlation.
Here's the results:
1839 13
1840 6
1840-o 2
1841 0
1841-o 1
1842 7
1842-o 2
1843 12
1843-o 4
1844 2
1844-o 4
1845 0
1845-o 2
1846 4
1846-o 6
1847 2
1847-o 5
1848 1
1848-o 3
1849 2
1849-o 2,
just to show how rare these dates are, there's eighty-seven (87) 1858 and 1858-o's on Ebay right now.
Here's the results:
1839 13
1840 6
1840-o 2
1841 0
1841-o 1
1842 7
1842-o 2
1843 12
1843-o 4
1844 2
1844-o 4
1845 0
1845-o 2
1846 4
1846-o 6
1847 2
1847-o 5
1848 1
1848-o 3
1849 2
1849-o 2,
just to show how rare these dates are, there's eighty-seven (87) 1858 and 1858-o's on Ebay right now.
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was curious about another (shorter) series, the DB quarters, here are the ebay "pops"
1796 (1)
1804 (2)
1805 (12)
1806/5 (3)
1806 (12)
1807 (10)
(I suppose we'll leave the Morgans or Lincolns to others... )
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Edited to add that the PCGS Price Guide is useless for many of the scarser SLHs. I don't know why PCGS hasn't adjusted their prices to approximate the true market value for their slabbed coins. An 1863 PCGS XF40 recently sold for $210, 50% greater than their listed price for this date. This is typical for many semi-key SLH's.