| Date | Mintage | AG3 | VG8 | VF20 | AU50 | MS |
| 1793 | 35,334 | $1,800 | $5,000 | $12,000 | $37,000 | $50000+ |
Top 10 Most Valuable 1793 Liberty Cap Half Cents
1793 1/2 C MS61 Brown PCGS. CAC. Sold For: $126,500.00
1793 1/2 C Straight Cap, Thin Leaves MS64 Brown PCGS. Sold For: $120,750.00
1793 1/2 C MS61 Brown PCGS. CAC. C-2, B-2, R.3. Sold For: $117,875.00
1793 1/2 C MS64 Brown PCGS. Sold For: $109,250.00
1793 1/2 C Straight Cap MS61 Brown NGC. Sold For: $63,250.00
1793 1/2 C AU58 PCGS. Sold For: $46,000.00
1793 1/2 C AU58 PCGS. Sold For: $46,000.00
1793 1/2 C AU55 PCGS. Sold For: $43,125.00
1793 1/2 C AU58 PCGS. Sold For: $43,125.00
1793 MS 64 Brown NGC. Sold For: $37,950.00
Liberty Cap, Facing Left, Half Cent Value Facts:
Date - Mint Rarity:
Grade - Condition:
Note that when I mention a grade like G4 that means the coin is problem free – never cleaned, not pitted, or damaged in any way. If the coin has a “grainy” appearance or seems to have tiny holes, or scratches, or looks “pinkish” then it’s a problem coin and will sell for less than the values listed.
You also have three conditional factors that determine the Liberty Cap, Facing Left, Half Cent value and they are: Red (RD), RB (Red-Brown), BN (Brown). A RD coin is going to have at least 90% original luster as struck by the mint and is the most valuable condition. The luster conditions only apply to mint state coins so any circulated coin will be designated BN.
Varieties:
Precious Metal Content:
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Date/Mint Mark
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Mintage
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AG3
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VG8
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VF20
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AU50
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MS64
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35,334
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$1,800
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$5,000
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$12,000
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$37,000
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$110,000
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