We're Buying Silver Half Dollar Coins
We buy silver fifty cent pieces and are currently paying top prices for Liberty seated half dollars, Barber – or Liberty head – halves, Liberty walking 50-cent pieces, Franklin-Liberty Bell fifty cent pieces, and of course, the old flowing hair, capped bust, and draped bust silver half dollars.
Get the best prices for your old and rare fifty-cent piece coins! Call our buyer at Midwest Mint for a free appraisal of your silver halves.
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Flowing Hair half-dollar silver coin |
Flowing Hair fifty-cent pieces were first minted in 1794, followed by the Draped Bust type in 1796, and the Capped Bust type halfdollar in 1807 through 1839, at Philadelphia and eventually, New Orleans. Each design has several variations, including lettered edges on some silver half-dollar coins.
Get a good price for your flowing hair, draped bust and capped bust types silver half dollars here.
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Liberty Seated half-dollars |
The seated Liberty half-dollars were produced at the Philadelphia and New Orleans mints, and later also at Carson City and San Francisco, from 1839 through 1891. There were many different variations of the Liberty seated fifty cent pieces.
Sell yourseated Liberty 50-cent pieces here.
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Barber or Liberty head half dollar |
Liberty head fifty-cent pieces – also known as Barber half dollars – were minted from 1892 through 1915 at New Orleans, Philadelphia, Denver and San Francisco.
Find a buyer for your Barber half-dollars here.
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Liberty Walking fifty-cent piece |
Walking Liberty 50-cent pieces were minted at Denver, San Francisco and Philadelphia from 1916 through 1947. Variations in the location of the mint mark occurred in the 1916 and 1917 issues.
Sell your Liberty "walkers" here.
More Walking Liberty 50-cent info here |
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Franklin-Liberty Bell 50-cent piece |
Franklin half-dollars were minted from 1948 through 1963 at Philadelphia, Denver and San Francisco. The fifty-cent piece was designed by John Sinnock, who also designed the Roosevelt dime. The Franklin half dollar is also called the Liberty Bell half-dollar.
Sell your Franklin 50-cent pieces here.
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Silver Coins Menu
We are buying:
- Flowing hair half dollars
- Draped bust half dollars
– Small eagle type
– Heraldic eagle type
- Capped bust fifty cent pieces
– Variety 1
– Variety 2
– Variety 3
- Liberty seated half dollars
– Varieties 1 – 5
- Barber / Liberty Head half dollars
- Liberty Walking half dollars
- Franklin-Liberty Bell half dollars.
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FREE APPRAISAL TO:
MIDWEST MINT
ATTN: Appraisal Department
708 North First Street
Suite 334
Minneapolis, MN
55401 U.S.A.
Or call for free consultation at 888 380-6468
OR, us a description of your coins.
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