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1855 O WITH ARROWS SEATED LIBERTY HALF PCGS MS 62 BEAUTIFUL ORIGINAL TONE OVER

1855 O WITH ARROWS SEATED LIBERTY HALF PCGS MS 62 BEAUTIFUL ORIGINAL TONE OVER

$ 765.6

Availability: 100 in stock

Mint Location: New Orleans

All returns accepted: Returns Accepted

Coin: Seated Liberty

Strike Type: Business

Composition: Silver

Condition: both sides. Get this under a light with a loupe, you'll think "Bejeweled Gem!", just as I did. Sapphire, ruby, garnet, emerald, gold all popping out from around the stars and every protected area on the surface. Simply Beautiful. Looking again to try and determine why such a stingy grade. Perhaps the few highpoints of original silver gave them concern, but looks more like untoned areas than any sort of friction. This two year Type is absolutely necessary for a comprehensive "Type Set", with but 169 seen at PCGS in MS62 and 479 better (lotsa unreported retries mixed in there I'm sure). And of those, how many look .like this? Not many. Coinfacts has some nice pics of higher grade examples with what is very similar toning.

Year: 1855 WITH ARROWS

Item must be returned within: 30 Days

Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

Certification Number: 83936486

Refund will be given as: Money Back

Denomination: 50C

Grade: MS 62

Certification: PCGS

Return shipping will be paid by: Seller

Circulated/Uncirculated: Uncirculated

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1855 O WITH ARROWS SEATED LIBERTY HALF PCGS MS 62 BEAUTIFUL ORIGINAL TONE OVER both sides. Get this under a light with a loupe, you'll think "Bejeweled Gem!", just as I did. Sapphire, ruby, garnet, emerald, gold all popping out from around the stars and every protected area on the surface. Simply Beautiful. Looking again to try and determine why such a stingy grade. Perhaps the few highpoints of original silver gave them concern, but looks more like untoned areas than any sort of friction. This two year Type is absolutely necessary for a comprehensive "Type Set", with but 169 seen at PCGS in MS62 and 479 better (lotsa unreported retries mixed in there I'm sure). And of those, how many look .like this? Not many. Coinfacts has some nice pics of higher grade examples with what is very similar toning.