1828 Half Cent "13 Stars" VG8 PCIThe 1828 Half Cent "13 Stars" graded VG8 by PCI shows moderate wear with major design elements still visible, including clear star count and a readable date. As a lower grade example, it retains historical charm and is a more affordable entry into early U. S. copper coinage. The "13 Stars" variety adds collector interest, reflecting the original colonies and a classic design of the early 19th century.

are worn smooth

The 1892-O Barber Half Dollar in G/VG (Good/Very Good) condition shows noticeable wear

Its well-circulated condition makes it an accessible and meaningful addition for collectors starting or completing a Barber quarter set

it’s a popular choice for collectors seeking a near-gem example from the early Morgan Dollar years

The 1907-O Barber Quarter graded XF45 by PCGS shows light

labeled as "Cleaned

and portions of the rays faintly visible but lacking finer detail

this coin is a standout addition for any collector of Morgan Dollars and U

showcases near-pristine surfaces with excellent luster and only a few minuscule marks visible under magnification

silver type collection

with Liberty’s headband partially visible and some detail remaining in the hair and wreath

Eisenhower on the obverse and the Apollo 11 mission insignia on the reverse