Add some old-school American silver to your stack with $1 Face Value of Circulated Barber Half Dollars with full, readable dates.

Each lot contains two genuine Barber Half Dollars, totaling $1.00 face value. Designed by U.S. Mint Chief Engraver Charles E. Barber and struck from 1892 through 1915, these substantial coins are composed of 90% silver and 10% copper and represent more than a century of American coinage history.

Full Dates – Not Dateless Cull Coins

Barber Half Dollars saw extensive circulation, and heavily worn examples are common. Coins in these lots will show normal circulation wear, but each coin will have a full, identifiable date. They are a great option for stackers who want affordable Barber silver without settling for slick or dateless culls.

Barber Halves also offer something standard junk silver cannot: age, scarcity and additional collector appeal. As older U.S. 90% silver continues to be melted for its metal content, surviving full-date Barber coinage becomes increasingly worth setting aside. Even common-date circulated examples can carry value beyond their silver content, providing potential numismatic upside in addition to the underlying silver value.

Specifications

• Quantity: 2 Barber Half Dollars
• Total Face Value: $1.00
• Condition: Circulated
• Dates: Random – Full Readable Dates
• Composition: 90% Silver / 10% Copper
• Original Silver Content: Approximately 0.7234 troy oz per $1 face value
• Original Weight: 12.50 grams per coin
• Diameter: 30.6 mm
• Minted: 1892–1915
• Designer: Charles E. Barber
• Country: United States

Dates, mint marks and degree of circulation will vary. No particular date, mint mark, variety or key date is guaranteed. All coins will have an identifiable full date.

For stackers who want more history and collectability than standard constitutional silver, full-date Barber Half Dollars offer an excellent combination of recognizable 90% silver, scarcity, age and collector appeal.

Stack Sensibly, Collect Creatively!