1871 H10C Proof Seated Half Dime CACG PR64
1871 H10C Proof Seated Half Dime CACG PR64
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1871 H10C Proof Seated Half Dime CACG PR64
This 1871 H10C Proof Seated Half Dime has been certified and graded by CACG as PR64. CACG’s encapsulation guarantees the coins PR64 Condition.
The Seated Liberty Half Dime was designed by Christian Gobrecht, minted from 1837 to 1873 and remains one of the most iconic designs in early American coinage. Depicting Lady Liberty seated on a rock and holding a shield, this series embodies the resilience and values of a growing nation. As one of America’s last silver half dimes, it graced various denominations, including dimes, quarters, half dollars, Twenty-cent pieces, and silver dollars. Add this timeless piece of history to your early American coin collection today!
Coin Specifications:
- Denomination: 10C
- Designer: Christian Gobrecht
- Metal Type: Silver
- Mint/ Mint Mark: Philadelphia (No Mint Mark), New Orleans (O), and San Francisco (S)
- Obverse: Liberty seated on a rock in a flowing dress holding a Liberty pole and shield, with variations including no stars (1837–1838), stars added (1838–1859), and the legend "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" (1860–1873).
- Reverse: Displays a wreath with the denomination “HALF DIME” within, with minor design variations over the years.
- Actual Metal Content: 90% Silver and 10% Copper
- Diameter: 15.5 mm
- Edge: Reeded
- Brand: U.S. Mint
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