Beautiful honey-gold semi-reflective luster with traces of crimson, sharp detail with minimal wear, but a few marks mostly confined to fields, a couple of short contact marks on bridge of Liberty's nose

21,467 Half Eagles were minted at Charlotte in 1841. Most are in the grade range of Extremely Fine to About Uncirculated (MS pieces are rare). PCGS reports 10 AU55 and 18 higher. NGC reports 18 AU55 and 19 higher.

Orange-gold with crimson in angled light, sharp strike but mintmark is slightly weak, moderate wear, a few deeper marks on Liberty and in obverse field

43,984 Half Eagles were minted at the Dahlonega branch mint in 1850. It is scarce in all grades, and difficult to obtain in About Uncirculated or Mint State grades. PCGS reports 27 AU50 and 36 higher. NGC reports 11 AU55 and 71 higher.

Fantastic deep orange-gold luster with semi-reflective surfaces, sharply detailed strike, a couple of light marks on Liberty's face and a small discolored spot on obverse, but the eye appeal of this coin exceeds its grade.

688,150 Half Eagles were minted at Philadelphia in the first year of the Civil War.

Light rose-gold and detailed strike with moderate wear and scattered marks

688,150 Half Eagles were minted at Philadelphia in the first year of the Civil War. PCGS reports 76 MS62 and 105 higher. NGC reports 73 MS62 and 55 higher.

Bright yellow gold with some original luster, moderate traces of abrasion but no serious marks

301,920 Half Eagles were minted at Philadelphia in 1879.

Gorgeous honey-gold luster with semi-reflective surfaces, sharp strike, faint scattered abrasion marks but really great eye appeal

1,348,900 Half Eagles were minted at San Francisco in 1880.

Deep orange-gold luster and frosty surfaces, negligible friction marks, in Generation 1.2 PCGS holder

Millions minted and thousands available, even in Mint State, but still a desirable Liberty Half Eagle.

Deep matte gold surfaces and detailed strike, unobtrusive friction marks in fields and on Liberty's cheek, Generation 3.1 PCGS holder

Millions minted and thousands available, even in Mint State, but still a desirable Liberty Half Eagle.

Orange-gold and semi-reflective surfaces, strong strike

1,345,855 minted at Philadelphia in 1895.

Beautiful honey and rose gold surfaces and detailed strike, unobtrusive friction marks in fields, Generation 3.1 PCGS holder

867,800 minted at Philadelphia in 1897.

Yellow and rose gold surfaces and detailed strike, minor friction marks in fields and a few on Liberty's cheek

Millions minted and thousands available, even in Mint State, but still a desirable Liberty Half Eagle.

Orange-gold with some original luster, detailed strike, contact marks at base of bust and behind hair, Generation 3.1 PCGS holder

1,855,000 minted at San Francisco in 1903.

Orange-gold with some original luster, detailed strike, faint abrasion traces in fields

Relatively low 320,000 Half Eagle mintage at Denver in 1906.

Orange-gold with some original luster, detailed strike, contact marks in fields and tiny ones on bust

Relatively low 320,000 Half Eagle mintage at Denver in 1906.