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Message:: [QUOTE="johnmilton, post: 7911495, member: 101855"]Here is really nice Mint State example of the 1860-O half dollar. This is the #1 piece in my set for the Seated Liberty, No Drapery and No Motto type. It's graded PCGS MS-64, CAC. [ATTACH=full]1365978[/ATTACH] And here is an 1861-O half dollar. I bought this one as a dealer from a "walk in" at a coin show many years ago, and decided to keep it. It is raw, and I bought it as an EF. [ATTACH=full]1365979[/ATTACH] It's funny how your brain works sometimes. I bought this 1878 half dollar for my type set. It's graded PCGS PR-64. I also think of 1878 as a date for silver dollars. Go figure. [ATTACH=full]1365983[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]1365984[/ATTACH] And here is an 1853 Arrows and Rays half dollar. I know that a lot of you won't like this one because it's been dipped white. It's stable, and has not changed color over the 30+ years I have owned it. The mintage is high, but it is hard to find these pieces in Mint State. NGC graded this one MS-64. [ATTACH=full]1365988[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]1365989[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]