1807 US Silver 50C Draped Bust Half Dollar - PCGS MS63 - $16,165 - (Huntington Beach, CA)
Serving Collectors and Investors for Over 50 Years MENU Store Pages Home About Us Payment Shipping Returns FAQ Contact Us Store Categories Home• About Us• Payment• Shipping• Returns• FAQ• Contact Us Deal of the Day Shop by Category SatisfactionGuaranteed BBB MemberA+ Rating 1807 US Silver 50C Draped Bust Half Dollar - PCGS MS63 Click Thumbnails to Enlarge Product Description 1807 US Silver 50C Draped Bust Half Dollar Certified PCGS MS63 The Draped Bust Half Dollar was struck between 1796 and 1807 with two different reverses. The coin was designed by Robert Scot, the first Chief Engraver of the United States Mint. Photos are of the actual coin you will receive. Product Specifications Year1807 Mint MarkNo Mint Mark Mint LocationPhiladelphia Denomination50C Grading ServicePCGS GradeMS63 Metal TypeSilver Actual Metal Content0.3868 troy oz Fineness ManufacturerUS Mint Diameter Length Width Thickness Weight Composition Designer Edge Type Coin# Packaging Payment Immediate Payment by PayPal is required on all purchases except Auction items. Although Payment through PayPal is required, PayPal will accept all major Credit Cards to make a PayPal payment. Items purchased in an Auction require payment by PayPal within 3 days of purchase. Auction payments are managed automatically by eBay. If an Auction item is not paid for within three (3) days eBay will automatically open an Unpaid Item Case. Liberty Coin is a California-based retailer and is required to collect CA Sales Tax on all purchases of collectible coins or precious metal bullion shipped within California. The Sales Tax Rate is based upon our Huntington Beach 92646 location and the Rate is currently 7.75%. There are two possible excemptions from CA Sales Tax when purchasing collectible coins or precious metal bullion: (a) Purchases for Resale where the purchaser has a valid CA Seller Permit (b) Single Invoice/Order total of $1,500 or more Unless a purchase qualifies for one of the above exemptions, it is …
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