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1805 H10C V-1, LM-1, R.4 -- Bent, Cleaned -- NGC Details. AU....
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1805 V-1, LM-1 Half Dime, AU Details
Unusually Well Struck
1805 H10C V-1, LM-1, R.4 -- Bent, Cleaned -- NGC Details.
AU. Light-gray surfaces exhibit even coloration throughout.
Hairlines are present in the fields of both sides, leading to NGC's
assessment of cleaning. Striking weakness is only present over the
tip of the right wing, an unusual occurrence on an issue that is
notorious for poor strikes. After taking a break in 1804, the half
dime denomination came back for one last hurrah in 1805 before its
prolonged discontinuation of nearly a quarter of a century.From The Brittany Legacy Collection, Part III.
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Auction Info
2026 January 14 - 17 FUN US Coins Signature® Auction #1390 (go to Auction Home page)
Auction Dates
January, 2026
14th-17th
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This 64-page book cites mintage and rarity estimates by prominent numismatists and documents the currently known 1802 half dime appearances. Each of the 32 documented examples includes an enlarged obverse/reverse photograph, the author's assigned grade, the provenance of each coin, auction prices realized or dealer fixed asking price, and a unique serial number for each specimen that will facilitate retrieval for research, cataloging, or price-information purposes. Reserve your copy of this remarkable volume for just $29.95 today.
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