1795 H10C LM-5 Flowing Hair Half Dime PCGS XF40 (CAC)

A beautifully preserved early U.S. silver issue, this 1795 Flowing Hair Half Dime represents the first year of the denomination and a defining chapter in America’s foundational coinage. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint and attributed as LM-5, this scarce variety combines historic importance with strong collector desirability, further distinguished by CAC approval and PCGS certification. In PCGS XF40, the coin displays pleasing, even medium-gray silver patina with subtle deeper toning in the protected areas, emphasizing the design while preserving attractive originality. Both sides show confident detail for the grade, with clear central devices and well-defined legends that make the type’s elegant Flowing Hair portrait and early federal heraldic elements especially engaging in hand. The half dime of 1795 is a cornerstone issue for collectors of early American silver, type sets, and specialized die-variety enthusiasts. As an LM-5 example, it offers added depth for the advanced numismatist while remaining an approachable, historically meaningful acquisition for the broader collector. Key details: Date/Type: 1795 H10C Flowing Hair Half Dime, first-year issue Mint: Philadelphia Variety: LM-5 Grade/Authentication: PCGS XF40 CAC: Yes PCGS Cert #: 45674981 An exceptional opportunity to secure a certified, CAC-approved 1795 Flowing Hair Half Dime with strong eye appeal, desirable variety attribution, and lasting significance in the early U.S. series.