The Record-Setting Sale of an 1875 Half Eagle: What Does it Portend?

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  1. webstandardcss

    webstandardcss New Member

    The 1875 is the rarest collectible Liberty Head half eagle. (The 1854-S is rarer but with no pieces likely available to collectors in the near future, I regard this issue as “non-collectible.”) Only 200 business strikes were produced and the number of pieces known has generally been estimated to be in the area of ten. I think this estimate is reasonably accurate although I think the actual number known could be as low as seven or eight.

    The 1875 is unknown in Uncirculated

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  3. Ginger1

    Ginger1 Member

    So, in my view, some or all of these 1875 that were counted, for bookkeeping purposes, as 1932 Double Eagles could certainly have been traded to collectors and dealers.
     
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