1818/7 50C Small 8 Overton 102a Capped Bust Half Dollar PCGS MS64+ CAC

An exceptional 1818/7 50C Small 8 Capped Bust Half Dollar, this Overton 102a variety is a celebrated early U.S. overdate that captures the artistry and handwork of the Philadelphia Mint in the classic Bust era. Coveted for both its historical significance and its unmistakable die character, this piece offers the kind of originality and premium quality that serious collectors pursue, while remaining instantly appealing to anyone building a meaningful type set. Certified PCGS MS64+ with CAC approval, this coin stands out as a high-end example for the grade, combining strong eye appeal with the added confidence of CAC verification. The surfaces display attractive original toning, with soft silver-gray hues complemented by warmer champagne-gold accents that enhance the devices and lend depth to the fields. Historical and variety significance Iconic 1818/7 overdate: a highly collected early U.S. minting anomaly created when a die from 1817 was repunched for 1818, leaving distinctive remnants of the undertype Small 8 attribution: a key diagnostic for specialists, prized within the Capped Bust Half Dollar series Overton 102a: a recognized die marriage in the Bust half dollar community, collected avidly by Overton variety enthusiasts Struck at the Philadelphia Mint, representing the nation’s primary early minting facility and a cornerstone era of U.S. silver coinage Collector-focused highlights Premium Mint State preservation with “+” grade, reflecting superior quality within MS64 CAC-approved for originality and solid-to-exceptional quality for the assigned grade Strong visual presence with crisp detail and pleasing, natural toning Coin details Date/Type: 1818/7 Capped Bust Half Dollar, Small 8 Mint: Philadelphia Variety: Overton 102a Certification: PCGS MS64+ CAC PCGS Certification Number: 59892557 A standout example of a classic early American overdate, this 1818/7 O-102a half dollar is a compelling choice for advanced Bust half specialists, Registry-focused collectors, and anyone seeking a historically important U.S. silver coin with exceptional eye appeal and confirmed quality.