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Composition
90% Silver.
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Unless a third-party certification holder is clearly pictured, this coin is offered raw and ungraded. The photos are part of the description and show the exact coin you will receive. Review both sides closely for wear, marks, toning, rim condition, and any possible signs of cleaning.
A Moment in American History
1892: The World Around This Coin Ellis Island opened as the federal immigration station in New York Harbor on January 1, 1892. It was also the first year of Charles E. Barber's new dime, quarter, and half-dollar designs. Chief Engraver Charles E. Barber's Liberty Head design appeared on the dime, quarter, and half dollar beginning in 1892. This half dollar belongs to that long-running family of practical circulating silver coins.
About This Coin
1892 was the first year of the Barber half dollar series. Barber silver coinage used Liberty on the obverse and a denomination-appropriate wreath or heraldic eagle on the reverse. The listing identifies Philadelphia production; U.S. coins made there in this period normally carried no mint mark. Coins could remain in bank storage, circulate in commerce, or be saved by families and collectors.
Its Journey Through Time
The exact path of this coin is unknown. A coin like it may have crossed a counter, rested in a bank bag, traveled in a pocket, or waited in a collection before reaching its next keeper. * The dated history above is factual context. The possible journey is an illustrative scene, not documented provenance for this exact item. Shipped in protective packaging.
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