1909-O Barber Half Dollar - AG/GAdd a historic New Orleans Mint issue to your collection with this 1909 O Barber Half Dollar. Struck in 90% silver and designed by Charles E. Barber, this classic half dollar features the familiar Liberty portrait on the obverse and a heraldic eagle on the reverse. Having circulated through the early years of the 20th century, these coins offer collectors a tangible connection to America's past. In About Good to Good (AG G) condition, the coin

which has removed some of its natural patina and left it with a polished appearance

its high level of preservation and late 19th-century origin make it a desirable coin for collectors who appreciate historical pieces with character

while the reverse showcases the elegant springbok antelope

These coins hold both historical and intrinsic value

The 1971-D MS66 NGC Eisenhower Dollar is a brilliant example of this iconic coin

Struck at the San Francisco Mint and composed of 90% silver

The 1921-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar showcases the iconic design of Lady Liberty walking with an olive branch and a shield

As an early date in the series

As a pre-war proof with limited mintage

The set consists of: A Crisp Uncirculated 1976 Two Dollar Bill Federal Reserve Note

High-grade specimens like this are highly sought after by Lincoln cent collectors aiming for top-condition registry sets

the coin retains solid eye appeal and reflective surfaces