1835 Capped Bust Half Dollar - NGC MS62
Mintage of 5,352,006 / NGC pop is 54 Graded NGC MS62 – an impressive Mint State example from the early 19th century From a mintage...
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Mintage of 5,352,006 / NGC pop is 54
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Graded NGC MS62 – an impressive Mint State example from the early 19th century
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From a mintage of over 5.3 million, few survive today in true Mint State condition
This 1835 Capped Bust Half Dollar is a remarkable piece of early American coinage, certified Mint State 62 by NGC. Struck in Philadelphia, it features John Reich’s iconic design of Liberty in a Phrygian cap on the obverse and a heraldic eagle on the reverse. Despite a mintage of over 5.3 million, most surviving examples saw heavy circulation, making this uncirculated piece a standout in terms of condition and quality.
The coin exhibits strong detail and rich, original surfaces that showcase its historical character. With its lettered edge and classic 19th-century design, it represents a significant era in U.S. Mint history. A great addition for collectors of early U.S. silver or type sets, this MS62 Capped Bust Half Dollar combines historical significance with genuine collector appeal.
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