1867. PCGS graded MS-63. Well struck and mostly untoned. Semi reflective surfaces. A scarce business strike Half Dollar struck shortly after the American Civil War (or more properly, in the official U.S. government history, the War of the Rebellion). East of the Mississippi River, in the areas where the war was fought, most silver and gold was hoarded. A majority of new and old silver coins from 1861 to about 1875 were quickly exported to Canada and Central and South America, only to return in a flood (often well worn) in the final months of 1877, once monetary conditions stabilized! (PCGS # 6321) . Estimated Value $700 - 750. Categories: Seated Liberty Half Dollars
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