1809 50C III Edge Overton 107 Capped Bust Half Dollar PCGS MS64+ CAC

An outstanding example of early American silver coinage, this 1809 Capped Bust Half Dollar represents a pivotal era in U.S. Mint history, struck in Philadelphia during the formative years of the nation’s circulating coinage. Highly sought after in both type sets and die-variety collections, the 1809 half dollar is admired for its classic John Reich design and bold, medallic presence. Offered here as the scarce Overton 107 variety with III Edge, this coin carries the added appeal of an attributed die marriage that specialists actively pursue. Certified PCGS MS64+ with CAC approval, it combines technical strength with unmistakable originality and premium eye appeal for the grade, making it an excellent candidate for advanced collections. Visually, the coin displays attractive, original silver surfaces with pleasing, natural toning that enhances the design’s depth. Liberty’s portrait shows crisp definition through the hair and cap folds, while the reverse eagle remains sharp with strong feather detail and well-rendered shield lines. Luster is vibrant and consistent across the fields, giving the piece an impressive, high-end presentation. Key highlights: Date/Type: 1809 50C Capped Bust Half Dollar Mint: Philadelphia Variety: Overton 107, III Edge Certification: PCGS MS64+ (Cert #34980745) CAC: Approved Population: 2 in this grade, with 1 higher A beautifully preserved, CAC-endorsed early half dollar with a desirable Overton attribution and near-Gem quality—an exceptional opportunity for collectors seeking both historical significance and condition rarity.