1872-H Canada 50 Cents Silver Half Dollar G4 - Queen Victoria - KM#6 - 92.5% Sil

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• Country: Canada
• Year: 1872-H (Heaton Mint, Birmingham)
• Denomination: 50 Cents (Half Dollar)
• Composition: 92.5% Silver – 11.62g
• Grade: G-4 (Good)
• Mint Error: None

DETAILED DESCRIPTION:

You are bidding on an original 1872-H Canada 50 Cents silver half dollar, struck under the reign of Queen Victoria at the Heaton Mint in Birmingham, England — identified by the "H" mintmark.

Graded G-4 (Good): the coin shows heavy but even circulation wear. The portrait of Queen Victoria is identifiable, the legends and denomination are visible and readable. A 150+ year old coin that has survived in collectible condition.

Part of the KM#6 Victorian series (1870–1901), one of the earliest Canadian silver half dollars ever struck. Mintage for 1872H: only 80,000 pieces — a low-mintage 19th century rarity.

⚠️ Collector's note: Examine the word VICTORIA on the obverse — a rare variety features an inverted A punched over a V, which greatly increases value.

Silver content: ~10.75g of fine silver (92.5% purity, 11.62g total weight).

COIN CARE:
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