1892 Barber Half Dollar (First Year)
50¢ · Classic · Charles E. Barber
Representative type or series image. Verify the exact date, mint mark, and variety.
Classic · 10¢
10¢ · Classic · Charles E. Barber
Designer: Charles E. Barber
KEY DATEFull date & mintmark record
1894-S Barber dime
24 struck at the San Francisco Mint, ranked 1 of 75 in the series. Mintage, varieties, and a verification checklist →
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50¢ · Classic · Charles E. Barber
25¢ · Classic · Charles E. Barber
$1 · Classic
$1 · Classic
One Liberty-head design across three denominations (1892-1916). Affordable Victorian-era silver as a type set, plus legendary keys like the 1894-S dime and the 1901-S quarter.
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