1853 Seated Liberty Half Dime - Arrows - PCGS XF45 CAC

• Mintage: 13,210,020 / PCGS pop: 178 / CAC pop: 15 or less

• Key 1853 "Arrows at Date" Variety: A pivotal one-year design change introduced 170 years ago to signify the U.S. Mint’s silver weight adjustment, adding historical significance to this already desirable Seated Liberty Half Dime.

• Exceptional Eye Appeal: This PCGS XF45 CAC example retains strong details, with sharp devices and attractive surfaces that showcase the enduring beauty of Christian Gobrecht’s classic design from over a century and a half ago.

A fascinating relic of mid-19th century American coinage, this 1853 Seated Liberty Half Dime, graded PCGS XF45 CAC, tells the story of a pivotal era in U.S. monetary history. The arrows flanking the date were introduced this year to signify a reduction in silver content, a response to rising silver prices that had driven earlier issues out of circulation. These small but significant design changes make the 1853 "Arrows" Half Dime a must-have for both type collectors and history enthusiasts alike.

Struck over 170 years ago, this well-preserved example retains strong detail, with Lady Liberty seated gracefully, holding a shield and liberty pole, her classic figure still standing as a testament to the artistry of Christian Gobrecht. The reverse showcases the intricate wreath surrounding "Half Dime," a design that remained iconic until the denomination was discontinued.

Further enhancing its desirability, this coin has earned the coveted CAC seal, recognizing its superior quality for the grade. Scarce, historically significant, and beautifully preserved, this 1853 Seated Liberty Half Dime is a true numismatic gem—don’t miss your chance to own a piece of history!