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Are Barber Half Dollars Popular?

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The 1913-1915 p, will be cheaper then the 1892 and 1893, dont let those mintage numbers fool you...lol. The 1892 o and s, and 1893 s are the tough ones, I only need 3 more to complete my set, and they are 1892 o and s, and 1893 s. I paid 95$ for my 1914 p 2 days ago it was a VG-F coin.
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I'm glad to see this thread as I was wondering why they were so high priced. I've been looking for a XF for my 20th century set and have been amazed at the costs. Suppose I'll just have to eat it, but is there any particular year that tends to be cheaper in the 20th century?


Probably can get a decent 1900's example for 40-60, if you take your time. As others said tgood detail on the "liberty" and the eyes bring the price up. Those barbers "slicked" up pretty easy, not like a Standing Liberty quarter, but that detail drives the price up.
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Thanks Halfhunter!
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