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1833 1/2C PR64BN pcgs

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Price: $12,500.00   
Grade: PR64BN
Quantity: 1
PCGS Coin #: 1198
Last Update: 7/20/2026
Dealer:  (Terms) Coast To Coast Coins (88)
Deep mirrored fields are accented by rich chocolate-brown patina, iridescent steel-blue toning, and traces of faded mint red that remain visible across portions of the surfaces. Sharply struck and remarkably well preserved, this 1833 Proof half cent displays exceptional eye appeal and strong originality. One of the great rarities of the series, with only about 30 examples believed known, this PR64 Brown specimen is an outstanding survivor of this elusive early proof issue.
Collectors CornerSM coin information:  (data courtesy of PCGS.com *)
PCGS Coin #: 1198
PCGS Coin Description: 1833 1/2C, BN
Mintage: 30
Grade: PR64BN
PCGS Population: * 10 View
Population (in higher grades): * 1
PCGS Price Guide: * $12,500.00 View
Auction Prices Realized: * Auction Prices Realized
Additional resources: PCGS CoinFacts
PCGS Set Registry:
(Top 3 of 46 composite sets for this coin)
 
  Learn more about Set Registry 		Basic U.S. Coin Design Set No Gold (1792-present)
Basic U.S. Coin Design Set (1792-present)
Complete Dansco 7070 Modified Type Set No Gold (1796-Date)
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