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Victoria 50 Cents 1872-H, KM6, Specimen 64 PCGS. The Province of Canada (1841-1867) issued no half dollars, so the first coins of this denomination were struck only in 1870, by the newly formed Dominion of Canada. An unknown number of Specimen 1872-H halves were minted, but based on their rarity today we know that it must have been a very small emission. PCGS has certified only three pieces in all grades (7/09).

This piece has an attractive ring of yellow-orange toning around the periphery, with a mix of gold, blue, red, and violet in the centers. The fields exhibit eye-catching reflectivity, which complements the powerfully struck design elements. Careful examination under a glass reveals just a couple of trivial contact marks. An outstanding Specimen issue.
From the Canadiana Collection

Metal: Silver
Diameter: 29.85mm
Weight: 11.7818g
ASW: 0.3504oz
Mintage: 48,000


More information about Canadian Coins. See also: Canada World Coin Nationality.

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Auction Info

Auction Dates
January, 2010
3rd-4th Sunday-Monday
Bids + Registered Phone Bidders: 2
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Buyer's Premium per Lot:
15% of the successful bid per lot.

Sold on Jan 3, 2010 for: $12,650.00
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