Gold: $2,039.20
$5.30
Silver: $25.32
$0.35
Platinum: $929.00
$3.00
Palladium: $992.00
$16.00
Euro: $1.09
$0.01
Bitcoin: $37,724.84
$305.96
Ethereum: $2,050.85
$11.99
Canadian Dollar: $0.74
Australian Dollar: $0.66
Cardano: $0.38
Litecoin: $69.43
$0.46
About This Series
The Greysheet Catalog (GSID) of the Barber Halves series of Half Dollars in the U.S. Coins contains 86 distinct entries with CPG® values between $14.85 and $2,327,700.00.
The Barber half dollar, officially known as the Liberty Head half dollar, was struck from 1892 through 1915 and nicknamed in honor of its namesake designer, Charles E. Barber. Barber half dollars are mainly collected by type collectors and 19th-century series enthusiasts, though lower-quality Barber half dollars, especially common dates that grade below full Good, often surface in "junk silver" hoards, as such off-quality or lower-grade Barber halves trade at levels relatively close to melt.
While many Barber half dollars are common from the date-and-mintmark standpoint, there are many scarce issues worth well beyond spot prices. Making this series even more challenging to collect in its entirety is that virtually all issues are scarce in grades of XF40 or better, and many semi-key and key issues are tough even in grades as low as G4 or F12. Assembling a full run of Barber half dollars in a grade of Good is a feat that is much more difficult to accomplish than many who are unfamiliar with the series would believe.
The scarcest Barber half dollars include the 1892-O, 1892-S, 1893-S, 1896-S, 1897-O, 1897-S, 1913 (Philadelphia), 1914 (Philadelphia), and 1915 (Philadelphia) pieces, with the rarest being the 1892-O Micro O. There are several other tough dates, and virtually all issues are conditional rarities in the higher circulated grades or better.
While many Barber half dollars are common from the date-and-mintmark standpoint, there are many scarce issues worth well beyond spot prices. Making this series even more challenging to collect in its entirety is that virtually all issues are scarce in grades of XF40 or better, and many semi-key and key issues are tough even in grades as low as G4 or F12. Assembling a full run of Barber half dollars in a grade of Good is a feat that is much more difficult to accomplish than many who are unfamiliar with the series would believe.
The scarcest Barber half dollars include the 1892-O, 1892-S, 1893-S, 1896-S, 1897-O, 1897-S, 1913 (Philadelphia), 1914 (Philadelphia), and 1915 (Philadelphia) pieces, with the rarest being the 1892-O Micro O. There are several other tough dates, and virtually all issues are conditional rarities in the higher circulated grades or better.
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| Barber Halves | Value Range | Favorite | |||
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$14.85
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$40,200
$14.85 - $40,200
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$28.35
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$40,200
$28.35 - $40,200
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-
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$143.00
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$50,400
$143.00 - $50,400
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-
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$2,750
-
$240,000
$2,750 - $240,000
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$143.00
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$33,000
$143.00 - $33,000
|
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$22.95
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$31,700
$22.95 - $31,700
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-
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$22.95
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$12,000
$22.95 - $12,000
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$115.00
-
$33,100
$115.00 - $33,100
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$22.95
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$22,500
$22.95 - $22,500
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$18.90
-
$84,000
$18.90 - $84,000
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-
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$18.90
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$25,900
$18.90 - $25,900
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-
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$18.90
-
$12,000
$18.90 - $12,000
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$22.95
-
$32,400
$22.95 - $32,400
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$35.10
-
$60,000
$35.10 - $60,000
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-
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$29.70
-
$28,800
$29.70 - $28,800
|
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$27.00
-
$120,000
$27.00 - $120,000
|
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$44.55
-
$53,300
$44.55 - $53,300
|
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$18.90
-
$25,900
$18.90 - $25,900
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$95.00
-
$57,600
$95.00 - $57,600
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$95.00
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$40,200
$95.00 - $40,200
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$14.85
-
$43,200
$14.85 - $43,200
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$31.05
-
$46,100
$31.05 - $46,100
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$18.90
-
$12,000
$18.90 - $12,000
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$14.85
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$19,200
$14.85 - $19,200
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$17.55
-
$25,200
$17.55 - $25,200
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$17.55
-
$46,800
$17.55 - $46,800
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$14.85
-
$22,800
$14.85 - $22,800
|
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$18.90
-
$66,200
$18.90 - $66,200
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-
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$17.55
-
$54,000
$17.55 - $54,000
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-
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$14.85
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$25,200
$14.85 - $25,200
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$18.90
-
$72,000
$18.90 - $72,000
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$54.00
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$50,400
$54.00 - $50,400
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$14.85
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$19,200
$14.85 - $19,200
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$14.85
-
$19,800
$14.85 - $19,800
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$14.85
-
$20,200
$14.85 - $20,200
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$17.55
-
$9,750
$17.55 - $9,750
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$17.55
-
$54,000
$17.55 - $54,000
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$14.85
-
$19,800
$14.85 - $19,800
|
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$14.85
-
$42,000
$14.85 - $42,000
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$18.90
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$32,400
$18.90 - $32,400
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$40.50
-
$103,700
$40.50 - $103,700
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$14.85
-
$16,600
$14.85 - $16,600
|
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$18.90
-
$64,800
$18.90 - $64,800
|
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$14.85
-
$36,000
$14.85 - $36,000
|
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$14.85
-
$18,000
$14.85 - $18,000
|
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$14.85
-
$43,200
$14.85 - $43,200
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$17.55
-
$24,500
$17.55 - $24,500
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$17.55
-
$79,200
$17.55 - $79,200
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$14.85
-
$48,000
$14.85 - $48,000
|
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$14.85
-
$40,200
$14.85 - $40,200
|
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$14.85
-
$19,200
$14.85 - $19,200
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$14.85
-
$39,000
$14.85 - $39,000
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$14.85
-
$17,300
$14.85 - $17,300
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$14.85
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$40,200
$14.85 - $40,200
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$14.85
-
$40,200
$14.85 - $40,200
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$14.85
-
$30,000
$14.85 - $30,000
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$14.85
-
$3,380
$14.85 - $3,380
|
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$14.85
-
$42,000
$14.85 - $42,000
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$14.85
-
$12,000
$14.85 - $12,000
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-
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$17.55
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$5,500
$17.55 - $5,500
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$14.85
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$15,800
$14.85 - $15,800
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$14.85
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$12,000
$14.85 - $12,000
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$17.55
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$15,100
$17.55 - $15,100
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$17.55
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$48,000
$17.55 - $48,000
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-
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$14.85
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$6,600
$14.85 - $6,600
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$14.85
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$23,000
$14.85 - $23,000
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$17.55
-
$15,800
$17.55 - $15,800
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$40.50
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$9,750
$40.50 - $9,750
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$17.55
-
$61,200
$17.55 - $61,200
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$17.55
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$36,000
$17.55 - $36,000
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$88.00
-
$36,000
$88.00 - $36,000
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$14.85
-
$22,300
$14.85 - $22,300
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$54.00
-
$6,880
$54.00 - $6,880
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$14.85
-
$12,000
$14.85 - $12,000
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$14.85
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$20,900
$14.85 - $20,900
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$2,010
-
$2,327,700
$2,010 - $2,327,700
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Greysheet Catalog Details
The Barber half dollar, officially known as the Liberty Head half dollar, was struck from 1892 through 1915 and nicknamed in honor of its namesake designer, Charles E. Barber. Barber half dollars are mainly collected by type collectors and 19th-century series enthusiasts, though lower-quality Barber half dollars, especially common dates that grade below full Good, often surface in "junk silver" hoards, as such off-quality or lower-grade Barber halves trade at levels relatively close to melt.
While many Barber half dollars are common from the date-and-mintmark standpoint, there are many scarce issues worth well beyond spot prices. Making this series even more challenging to collect in its entirety is that virtually all issues are scarce in grades of XF40 or better, and many semi-key and key issues are tough even in grades as low as G4 or F12. Assembling a full run of Barber half dollars in a grade of Good is a feat that is much more difficult to accomplish than many who are unfamiliar with the series would believe.
The scarcest Barber half dollars include the 1892-O, 1892-S, 1893-S, 1896-S, 1897-O, 1897-S, 1913 (Philadelphia), 1914 (Philadelphia), and 1915 (Philadelphia) pieces, with the rarest being the 1892-O Micro O. There are several other tough dates, and virtually all issues are conditional rarities in the higher circulated grades or better.
While many Barber half dollars are common from the date-and-mintmark standpoint, there are many scarce issues worth well beyond spot prices. Making this series even more challenging to collect in its entirety is that virtually all issues are scarce in grades of XF40 or better, and many semi-key and key issues are tough even in grades as low as G4 or F12. Assembling a full run of Barber half dollars in a grade of Good is a feat that is much more difficult to accomplish than many who are unfamiliar with the series would believe.
The scarcest Barber half dollars include the 1892-O, 1892-S, 1893-S, 1896-S, 1897-O, 1897-S, 1913 (Philadelphia), 1914 (Philadelphia), and 1915 (Philadelphia) pieces, with the rarest being the 1892-O Micro O. There are several other tough dates, and virtually all issues are conditional rarities in the higher circulated grades or better.
Catalog Detail
Legal Disclaimer
The prices listed in our database are intended to be used as an indication only. Users are strongly encouraged to seek multiple sources of pricing before making a final determination of value. CDN Publishing is not responsible for typographical or database-related errors. Your use of this site indicates full acceptance of these terms.