💥Last Week Days!!! 🔥 50C Capped Bust Half Dollar【1807-1836】

In 1807-1836 the Capped Bust obverse was introduced. Miss Liberty faces left. She wears a cap secured at the base with a ribbon or band inscribed LIBERTY, with tresses falling to her shoulder. Her low neck­ line is draped in a cloth or a gown and is secured by a brooch on her shoulder. Seven stars are to the left and six are to the right. The date is below. The reverse depicts an eagle perched on an olive branch and holding three arrows, with E PLURIBUS UNUM above on a scroll and UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 50 C. surrounding.

Although there are a number of scarce varieties in the 1807-1836 range, most are readily obtainable. Specimens of most issues are typically encountered in grades from Fine to Extremely Fine, with some of the earlier dates in the range, 1807 through 1820, sometimes seen in Good to Very Good preservation. AU pieces are not difficult to find, especially of dates in the late 1820s and 1830s. Uncirculated coins, particularly ones in higher ranges of that category are elusive, with superb pieces being rare. Many examples show lightness of striking, particularly on the stars on the obverse, the high parts of Miss Liberty, and E PLURIBUS UNUM on the reverse. Among Uncirculated pieces, examples typically have friction or rubbing at the lower left of the bust, from coin-to-coin contact in bank bags.

The Statue of Liberty silver dollar is one of the oldest coins in the United States. The Statue of Liberty silver dollar was introduced in 1807, marking the resumption of silver dollar minting in the United States after a brief hiatus. The design of the coin was designed by a German named John Reich, who came to the United States from the German Royal Mint to test mint it. Currently, the Statue of Liberty silver dollar coin can be purchased online

Coin Highlights:

• Arrives inside of a protective plastic slab courtesy of the NGC or PCGS!
• Struck from 1807 to 1836!
• Designed by: John Reich
  
• Issue Dates: 1807-1836
  
• Composition: 89.24% , 10.76% copper
  
• Diameter: 32.5 mm
  
• Weight: 13.48 grams (208.02 grains)
  
• Edge: Lettered FIFTY CENTS OR HALF A DOLLAR
  
• Business Strike Mintage: 82,339,124
  
• Proof Mintage: 200 to 300

Your complete collection of Statue of Liberty Silver Dollars will include silver coins from each year of issue (from 1807 to 1836, and the last issue in 1836), including at least one coin from each of the five United States Mints that produced these silver coins.

The coins in this complete collection are almost all over 100 years old, and the total weight is close to two troy pounds of precious silver! ?

Each Morgan Silver Dollar is in circulated condition, with most of the major design details clearly visible, and is preserved in a crystal-clear archival box that allows easy and safe viewing of both sides.

Years: 1807-1836
Grade: Select BU
Mint Type: Commercial
Denomination: $1.00
Mint Location: “S” – San Francisco
Metal Content: 0.7734 troy ounces
Purity: .900
Manufacturer: United States Mint
Thickness: 3.1 mm
Diameter: 38.1 mm

Packaging Information

• Ships in a secure NGC certified holder

• Please note: Display box shown in some images is for photography purposes only and is not included with the product.

• Product will be delivered in protective packaging suitable for secure transport and storage.

Because the 1807 Liberty dollar is graded to a higher NGC standard than other coins, the 1807 Morgan dollar is worth collecting and investing.

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