1837 50¢ Capped Bust Half Dollar

  • Lot number 2325019
  • Total views 2
  • Total bids 22
  • Winning bid $138.00
  • Buyer's premium $23.46
  • Total $161.46
  • CLASSIC NO RESERVE

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In 1807 the Capped Bust obverse was introduced. Liberty now faces left, wearing a cap secured at the base with a ribbon or band inscribed LIBERTY, with tresses falling to her shoulder. Her low neckline 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 50C surrounding. The edge displayed the lettering FIFTY CENTS OR HALF A DOLLAR.

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