1808 over 7 O-101 Fine. The over-date shows clearly. (Image)

Est. $160-200 SE

1811 Small 8 O-111a F+ beautiful original grey. (Image)

Est. $120-145 SE

1812 O-104 near VF w/ nice peripheral toning. Graded by the rev as many 1812's have poorly struck obverses. (Image)

Est. $120-145 SE

1813 O-108 (R3) near VF. The distinguishing feature of this coin is Liberty's distinct double profile. What appears to be rim damage is actually the result of the edge inscription being too close to the obv die. A late die state w/ the obv crack connecting stars 1 thru 4 just beginning to show. (Image)

Est. $145-180 SE

1817 O-103 Fine. This is the popular 181.7 variety, plainly visible on the present coin. (Image)

Est. $155-180 SE

1824 over 4 O-109 NGC XF Detail - Obv Scratched. There are some light scratches on Liberty's mouth, nose, and cheek, but they are old and blend into the coin's color (darker grey) perfectly. (Image)

Est. $250-300 SE

1825 O-112 VF perhaps a bit better. Nice original grey but there is a bit of light graffiti in front of Liberty's face. (Image)

Est. $66-80 SE

1826 O101a VF attractive eye-appeal. For decades, numismatists assumed that Bust Halves were used only by the commercial banks of the day to hold reserves and had little use in actual commerce. But that view is now changing as result of more in-depth research by numismatic scholars such as Roger Burdette and Robert Julian. While half dollars did represent significant purchasing power in the first half of the 19th Century, they were produced by the millions, and many survive in rather worn condition - clear evidence that these coins did play a significant role in day-to-day transactions, similar to the role that a higher denomination bill such as a $50 plays today. (Image)

Est. $64-80 SE

1829 O-115 NGC Unc Details - Cleaned. Unevenly toned, w/ only slight evidence of the cleaning. (Image)

Est. $575-700 SE

1831 O-102 XF lovely darker-grey original. (Image)

Est. $125-150 SE

1832 O-122 XF+ beautiful deeper-grey original. (Image)

Est. $140-180 SE

1833 O-112 NGC MS61 medium grey-brown and well struck. (Image)

Est. $750-1,000 SE

1834 Small Date; Small Letters O-116 VF+ even medium grey. (Image)

Est. $110-130 SE

1834 Small Date; Small Letters O-120 (R4) XF+ lovely medium grey. (Image)

Est. $120-145 SE

1836 O-105 PCGS VF30 (Image)

Est. $90-115 SE

1837 Reeded Edge NGC AU Details - Cleaned. Dipped no doubt, but spared a harsh cleaning. Still an attractive coin w/ interesting rev die cracks. (Image)

Est. $300-360 SE

1838 Reeded Edge NGC AU Details - Cleaned. This coin should have straight-graded. Very attractive w/ grey/brown champagne toning. There is an interesting rev die crack on the left side lettering. The winning bidder will be pleased with this coin. (Image)

Est. $330-400 SE

(4) Diff incl 1809 O-115, 1810 O-101, 1823 O-104, & 1824 over 4 O-110. Grades G to VF by wear but impaired to varying degrees incl scratches, plugged holes, etc. Inspection recommended. (Image)

Est. $100-125 SE

(10) Diff in a Whit 9415 album "Bust Type Halves 1807 // 1839" incl 1817 O-106 (R5), 1820/19 O-102, 1826 O-105, 1828 Sq 2, Lg 8's O-108, 1829 O-117, 1832 SL O-107, 1834 LD O-105, 1835 O-110, 1836 Let Edge O-115, & 1838 Reeded Edge. Grades AG to VG by wear but sev are damaged, mostly scratches, plugged holes, extensive wear, etc. Inspection recommended. (Image)

Est. $200-300 A