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My Barber Half Dollar Collection

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Have been updating as time and money are available. I am curious to hear everyones thoughts. I know that there are a couple borderline "Slicks" in the collection but eventually my goal is to have all coins at least XF or better.


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Very nice. Any plans for the empty spaces at the end? I am working on Barber halves as well (off and on) and am planning to do a mini half typeset with Seated halves and walkers and such.
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Great looking set! I am not all that familiar with the series - what are the key date coins and/or coins you found more difficult to obtain? How long did it take you to complete?
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Another full set, congratulations. Barber halves seem to be well used or uncirculated, it would be a lofty goal for xf or better. Good luck on your upgrading, my focus has been on Walking Liberty halves as I prefer the look of the series.
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Great looking set! I am not all that familiar with the series - what are the key date coins and/or coins you found more difficult to obtain? How long did it take you to complete?


Key dates are 1913, 1914 and 1915. The 1896-S is the semi-Key date and cost more than the Keys...

Took about 12 months to complete and have updated several.
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Another full set, congratulations. Barber halves seem to be well used or uncirculated, it would be a lofty goal for xf or better. Good luck on your upgrading, my focus has been on Walking Liberty halves as I prefer the look of the series.


That is the set I am currently working on....
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Great set! My Barber halves are not far down the list from what I'm currently working on.
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Where did you get the 1892O and S?
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Where did you get the 1892O and S?


Heritage Auction. I busted them out of the slab and stuck the information in the back of the book. There are several in this set that I did that to.
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