1914 50C Barber Half-Dollar PCGS G06

This 1914 Barber Half Dollar, graded G06 by PCGS, is a solid, circulated example from one of the later years of the Barber Half Dollar series. With a relatively low mintage of 124,610 from the Philadelphia Mint, the 1914 issue is among the scarcer late-date Barber halves, especially in certified, problem-free condition.

This piece displays full, well-defined rims and bold devices for the grade. Liberty’s portrait and the reverse eagle are still clearly outlined, with smooth, even wear and no signs of damage, cleaning, or other impairments. The date is sharp and fully readable, and all major elements remain visible — making this an ideal representative of the grade.

The 1914 Barber Half Dollar is a tougher find in any condition, and this G06 example offers collectors a cost-effective way to fill a key spot in a circulated set.

Mint: Philadelphia (No Mintmark)
PCGS Certified: G06
Mintage: 124,610
Composition: 90% Silver, 10% Copper
Diameter: 30.6 mm
Weight: 12.5 grams

A scarce, low-mintage Philadelphia issue with strong details and original surfaces — a must-have for Barber series enthusiasts or type collectors.