• Good to Very Good (G–VG) Condition: Each coin offers strong collector appeal with visible design elements and honest wear that reflects its age and journey through American history.

• Struck at the New Orleans Mint (1840–1861): These coins come exclusively from the historic Southern mint, making them far scarcer than Seated Liberty Half Dollars from Philadelphia or San Francisco.

• 90% Silver Composition: Minted in fine silver and designed by Christian Gobrecht, these coins circulated through key moments like the Gold Rush and Civil War, adding depth and value to any collection.

Step into the rich legacy of 19th-century American coinage with the New Orleans Seated Liberty Half Dollar Grab Bag. Struck between 1840 and 1861, each coin in this curated selection features the iconic "O" mintmark from the historic New Orleans Mint—a facility that played a unique role in Southern U.S. coin production before, during, and after the Civil War. Designed by Christian Gobrecht, the Seated Liberty Half Dollar showcases Lady Liberty seated with a shield on the obverse, and a commanding eagle on the reverse. The design remained in use from 1839 to 1891, witnessing some of the most transformative decades in American history.

These silver half dollars were minted with a 90% silver composition and circulated through defining moments like the California Gold Rush, Civil War, and the Industrial Revolution. New Orleans–minted Seated Liberty Half Dollars are considerably scarcer than their Philadelphia or San Francisco counterparts, making them especially desirable among collectors. Each coin offered in this grab bag comes in circulated Good to Very Good (G–VG) condition, rich with character and historical charm.

With possible dates ranging from 1840 to 1861, each coin represents more than just currency—it’s a tangible link to America’s past. Whether you're expanding a historic U.S. coin collection or seeking a piece of Southern numismatic heritage, this Seated Liberty Half Dollar from New Orleans is a classic worth securing.