Entries tagged: 1823 half eagle
Market Blog - Written by Doug Winter on Monday, January 10, 2011 13:54 - 3 Comments
A Quick 2011 FUN Sale Analysis
The 2011 Heritage FUN Sale contained some of the most interesting and freshest coins that have appeared at auction in the last few years. Yes, there were some retreads, some low-end “stuff” and some run-of-the-mill lots, but there were also some really exceptional coins; most of which could be found in Thursday night’s Platinum Night session. I’d like to focus on a group of coins from this session that I found exceptional.
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Market Blog - Written by Doug Winter on Wednesday, September 30, 2009 11:26 - 2 Comments
The 1823 Half Eagle
As a specialist in rare United States gold coins, there are few series that I find more interested than the Capped Head half eagles produced from 1813 through 1834.
I recently purchased (and quickly sold) a PCGS graded AU53 1823 half eagle. This date, by the standards of the type, is no big deal. But the more I researched the 1823, the more I realized that it is an underrated and enigmatic issue.
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