1831 Capped Bust Half Dollar!!!
- Thread starter Perquimans
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cellrdwellr
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Great old big silver! Congrats!
metaladdict
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Dream coin!!
steveg
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INCREDIBLE dig!!!
Just AMAZING!!!
MAJOR congratulations to you!
Steve
Just AMAZING!!!
MAJOR congratulations to you!
Steve
cruiserkev
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Gorgeous old silver!LovestheShiny!
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Wow, great coin, one of my favorites! Would love to dig one someday....
firewxman
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Amazing coin
Thank you for sharing! That is one amazing coin!
Thank you for sharing! That is one amazing coin!
zeemang
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Awesome coin man, nice and early and in great condition!
Mr. Digger
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That is one rare find my friend. Wow.
High Tone Drifter
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Wow that is a good save for sure! Congratulations!
JohnD
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Spectacular. That must have been a rush seeing that pop out.
NCtoad
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A super find! Congrats!
calabash digger
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that is a nice one.....
Oldsjunkie
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Congrats on a beautiful bust! Not that any of them AREN'T beautiful, but still...
jimther
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Jealous !!
I think I would still be on my butt with my jaw dropped after seeing that one come out of the ground !
Not many of us have or will find one of those. Glad to see no recovery slices or dings in it.
The 1831 had a mintage of 5,873,660, which is high compared to other years in the series, but low compared to modern mint numbers.
I did a quick look at my PCGS Coin Grade APP and my guestimate is that yours would be in the high XF grades.
See the link below for current prices for the 1831 Capped Bust Half in different grades.
Jim
https://www.coinworld.com/coinvalues/half-dollar/1831-capped-bust-half-dollar.html
I think I would still be on my butt with my jaw dropped after seeing that one come out of the ground !
Not many of us have or will find one of those. Glad to see no recovery slices or dings in it.
The 1831 had a mintage of 5,873,660, which is high compared to other years in the series, but low compared to modern mint numbers.
I did a quick look at my PCGS Coin Grade APP and my guestimate is that yours would be in the high XF grades.
See the link below for current prices for the 1831 Capped Bust Half in different grades.
Jim
https://www.coinworld.com/coinvalues/half-dollar/1831-capped-bust-half-dollar.html
Perquimans
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I think I would still be on my butt with my jaw dropped after seeing that one come out of the ground !
Not many of us have or will find one of those. Glad to see no recovery slices or dings in it.
The 1831 had a mintage of 5,873,660, which is high compared to other years in the series, but low compared to modern mint numbers.
I did a quick look at my PCGS Coin Grade APP and my guestimate is that yours would be in the high XF grades.
See the link below for current prices for the 1831 Capped Bust Half in different grades.
Jim
https://www.coinworld.com/coinvalues/half-dollar/1831-capped-bust-half-dollar.html
Thanks very much for sharing that information!
RIdetector
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Nice find,Well done!!
