USA 1901-O Barber Half Dollar, Good to Very Good.\u00a0 Part of T and all of Y visible.<\/p>\n
Coins are named in strange ways.\u00a0 Normally, they are named after the design elements (i.e Walking Liberty Half Dollar, Buffalo Nickel, etc.) or the person on the coin (i.e. Washington Quarter Dollar, Franklin Half Dollar, etc.).\u00a0 Sometimes, however, they are named after the designer (i.e. Morgan Dollar, Paquet Double Eagle, etc.).\u00a0 Technically, the Dimes of this style, issued from 1892-1916, should be called Liberty Head Dimes, but for some reason they were named after their designer, Charles Barber.\u00a0 The same is true of the similarly designed Quarter Dollars and Half Dollars of this period.<\/p>\n
The Barber Half Dollar series, unlike the Barber Dimes and Quarters, is within the means of most collectors.\u00a0 There are no ultra-rarities in the series and most examples can be obtained with ease.\u00a0 Mid-range grades, such as Very Fine and Extremely Fine, can be a real challenge to find, plus they can be pricey because they are so popular.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
USA 1901-O Barber Half Dollar, Good to Very Good.\u00a0 Part of T and all of Y visible. Coins are named in strange ways.\u00a0 Normally, they are named after the design elements (i.e Walking Liberty Half Dollar, Buffalo Nickel, etc.) or the person on the coin (i.e. Washington Quarter Dollar, Franklin Half Dollar, etc.).\u00a0 Sometimes, however, […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":0,"template":"","meta":[],"product_cat":[18,4813,117],"product_tag":[],"yoast_head":"\n