1914-S Barber Half Dollar - VGAdd a historic San Francisco Mint issue to your collection with this 1914 S Barber Half Dollar. Struck in 90% silver and designed by Charles E. Barber, this classic half dollar represents the final year of the Barber Half Dollar series before it was replaced by the Walking Liberty Half Dollar in 1916. Its timeless design and rich history make it a popular choice among collectors of vintage U. S. coinage. In Very Good (VG) condition, this coin exhibits

New York’s charter

is a Mint State coin with an above-average strike and clean surfaces that show only minimal

meaning it retains the level of detail typically associated with an Extremely Fine coin but has a condition issue that prevents it from receiving a straight numerical grade

The "BN" (Brown) designation indicates the coin's copper coloration

it exhibits excellent eye appeal with only minimal contact marks

Barber Quarters circulated widely throughout the United States and remain a favorite among collectors for their historical significance and silver content

resulting in a very compromised appearance

You will receive a 1942-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar in Good (G) condition

PMG graded 1917 Legal Tender Note

leaving an unusual flaw on the surface

This $5 original packaging was issued in 2006 by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing (BEP) in Cleveland

like Liberty’s figure and the shield