1877 Silver Half Dollar Seated Liberty NGC PR66 Rainbow Toned Type Two Reverse
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Description:
Offered here is an extraordinary 1877 Seated Liberty Half Dollar, graded PR66 by NGC, with no examples certified finer. This coin, cataloged as WB-103, features the Type Two Reverse with Closed Bud, a key design variant for the series. In this remarkably high grade, it represents a true condition rarity and is a standout example of 19th-century U.S. coinage.
The surfaces of this Proof coin are breathtaking, boasting a radiant, reflective finish accentuated by a delicate and visually appealing patina. Toning in shades of soft gold, lavender, and light blue graces both the obverse and reverse, enhancing the coin's visual appeal. The strike is absolutely precise, with crisp detail visible in Liberty's gown, the shield, and the eagle’s feathers.
Proof Seated Liberty Half Dollars from the late 1870s are known for their limited mintages, with only 510 Proofs struck in 1877. Even fewer survive today in such immaculate condition. The PR66 grade ensures this coin sits among the finest surviving examples, with no finer pieces certified by NGC—a testament to its rarity and exceptional preservation.
Collector’s Value:
This PR66 Seated Liberty Half Dollar is a phenomenal addition to any high-end collection, combining its rarity, stunning toning, and immaculate preservation. With no examples graded finer, it offers collectors the opportunity to acquire a truly elite piece of numismatic history. Coins of this caliber are highly sought after, making this a must-have for advanced collectors and investors alike.
