Dansco Coin Albums have stood as steadfast companions for both seasoned numismatists and novice collectors. The Liberty Seated Half Dollars 1839-1891 Dansco Album is housed in a 1 1/8″ binder, offering ample space for up to 140 coins. This comprehensive album consists of 7 Dansco pages (series: 6152-1 to 6152-7), each meticulously designed to showcase the entire range of Liberty Seated half dollars minted from 1839 to 1891.
During this period, small arrows were twice added to the obverse of the coins, serving as noteworthy indicators. From 1853 to 1855, the arrows represented a reduction in weight, decreasing from 13.36 grams to 12.44 grams. Only half dollars minted in 1853 exhibited rays around the eagle on the reverse. Subsequently, from 1873 to 1874, the arrows reappeared, this time symbolizing an increase in weight from 12.44 grams to 12.50 grams, which remained constant until 1891.
All Liberty Seated half dollars were crafted from a composition of 90% silver and 10% copper, boasting a diameter of 30.6 mm. These remarkable coins were produced at the Philadelphia and New Orleans Mints, adding to their historical significance.
Dansco Coin Albums, known for their reliability, employ metal screws to securely fasten the pages, enabling effortless addition and replacement. This user-friendly feature allows collectors to easily modify their albums as their collections expand or evolve over time.
The Liberty Seated Half Dollars 1839-1891 Dansco Album offers collectors a remarkable opportunity to safely preserve and exhibit their treasured Liberty Seated half dollar collection. With its meticulous organization and sturdy construction, Dansco Coin Albums have earned the trust of collectors, providing a reliable means to safeguard and showcase their numismatic pursuits.
