Half Dimes have the same general designs as larger United States silver
coins. Authorized by the Act of April 2, 1792, they were not struck
until February 1795, although some were dated 1794. At first the weight was
20.8 grains, and fineness .8924. By the Act of January 18, 1837, the weight was
reduced to 20-5/8 grains and the fineness changed to .900. The weight was later
reduced to 19.2 grains by the Act of February 21, 1853. Half Dimes offer many
varieties in the early dates.
Flowing
Hair (1794-1795); Draped Bust (1796-1805); Capped Bust (1829-1837);
Liberty Head (1837-1873); Shield Nickels (1866-1883); Liberty Head
(1883-1913); Buffalo Nickels (1913-1938); Jefferson Nickels (1938 to
date).
1792 Half Disme - 1792 H10C Half Disme, PCGS VF25, Pollock-7, R4, Judd-7. This rare, silver 1792 Half Disme pattern is one of the first pieces struck by the authority...More
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1794 Flowing Hair Half 10c NGC MS62 CAC. COL. GREEN PEDIGREE. Only 4 coins in MS-62 have been approved by CAC as of 6-24-2015. Stunning and rare, top pedigree....More
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1796 LIBERTY Half Dime - 1796 LIBERTY H10C PCGS VF25. Valentine 1, LM-1. This unusual 1796 LIBERTY Half Dime variety exhibits a mixture of silver-gray toning with shades...More
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1797 Half Dime - 1797 H10C 16 Stars, PCGS VF30 CAC. This attractive 1797 Half Dime, Draped Bust, Small Eagle half dime has excellent surfaces, which are clean for the grade...More
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1858 H10C (1858 Half Dime) PCGS PR65 CAC. This beautifully toned, gem proof Seated Liberty 1858 Half Dime is tied for second finest at PCGS and comes with a CAC...More
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1861 Civil War Coin Set: 1861 H10C NGC MS64, 1861 25C NGC XF45 CAC, 1861 G$1 NGC MS61 CAC, 1861 $2.50 Type 2 NGC AU58 CAC, 1861 $5 NGC AU58 CAC...More
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1868 Half Dime - 1868 H10C PCGS MS64. This highly lustrous, near-Gem 1868 Half Dime has subtle toning, is well struck, and comes in an OGH (old green holder). Light lavender...More
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1870 Nickel - 1870 5C PCGS PR65 CAC. This Gem proof 1870 Shield Nickel comes with a CAC sticker, which indicates that it is a premium quality piece that fully deserves the assigned...More
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1918/7-D Buffalo Nickel - 1918/7-D Buffalo 5C NGC MS64. Considered to be true Americana this famous Buffalo Nickel Overdate is among the 20th Centuries most prized numismatic treasures. NGC shows a mere 14 1918/7-D Buffalo Nickel in MS64, not including how many resubmissions as the NGC price guide shows $87,500 in MS-64 and a jump to $161,500 in MS-64+ and over a quarter of a million dollars at $265,000.00 in MS-65. We think our 1918/7-D in MS-64 is a great value at $75,000.More
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1918/7-D Buffalo Nickel NGC G06 CAC. This 1918-D Buffalo or Indian Head nickel is the rare overdate variety. The coin is graded G6 because while there is no horn on the buffalo...More
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1918/7D Buffalo Nickel - 1918/7-D Buffalo 5C NGC VG8, CAC. This 1918/7-D Buffalo Nickel has significant detail in the portrait of the Indian as well as the buffalo...More
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1935 5C (1935 Nickel) DDR FS-018 NGC VF25. This circulated, doubled die reverse Indian Head nickel has clean surfaces and wear that is consistent with its grade...More
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1936 Buffalo Nickel PCGS PR66 CAC - 1936 5C PCGS PR66 CAC. Proof 1936 Buffalo Nickels were made in two finishes, satin and brilliant. This coin is a Superb Gem Proof...More
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1937-D Half Dime 3 Legs - 1937-D Buffalo 5c, 3 Legs NGC MS62 CAC...More
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Half Dimes have the same general designs as larger United States silver
coins. Authorized by the Act of April 2, 1792, they were not struck
until February 1795, although some were dated 1794. At first the weight was
20.8 grains, and fineness .8924. By the Act of January 18, 1837, the weight was
reduced to 20-5/8 grains and the fineness changed to .900. The weight was later
reduced to 19.2 grains by the Act of February 21, 1853. Half Dimes offer many
varieties in the early dates.
Flowing
Hair (1794-1795); Draped Bust (1796-1805); Capped Bust (1829-1837);
Liberty Head (1837-1873); Shield Nickels (1866-1883); Liberty Head
(1883-1913); Buffalo Nickels (1913-1938); Jefferson Nickels (1938 to
date).
