1877-S 50C MS66+ PCGS CAC

The 1877-S Liberty Seated Half Dollar has a survival estimate of only 4,000 pieces today. This remarkable collector's coin balances accessibility with rarity in higher grades with a Superb Gem that exemplifies the issue's finest qualities, combining stunning eye appeal with exceptional preservation. As the last truly collectible date in the Seated Liberty Half Dollar series from the San Francisco Mint—preceding the prohibitively rare 1878-S—this coin holds a prestigious position in numismatic history. Its breathtaking toning showcases vibrant gold, blue, and iridescent hues along the edges, transitioning to soft ivory centers, with additional pale mint-green and lilac highlights enhancing the obverse. Representing a condition rarity with only one finer example at CAC, this 1877-S Half Dollar is an extraordinary blend of artistry, rarity, and historical significance, making it a coveted addition to any advanced collection of 19th-century U.S. silver coinage. With a PCGS Price Guide of $8,000, and no auction record for a CAC example nor any relevant toners except for a MS66 NGC CAC that sold for $10,800 05/22 HA. We find this representing excellent value, and can see this brining strong value at auction.

PCGS Cert Verification #51830777