What is worth 1876 silver half dollar?

The value of an 1876 silver half dollar depends on its condition and grade.

Here are the expected values of an 1876 silver half dollar in different grades:

• Good (G): $20 - $30

• Very Good (VG): $30 - $40

• Fine (F): $40 - $50

• Very Fine (VF): $50 - $60

• Extremely Fine (EF): $60 - $70

• Uncirculated (UNC): $70 - $100

1876 silver half dollars minted in Philadelphia carry no mint mark, while those minted in San Francisco have an "S" mint mark above the date.

*The 1876-S silver half dollar is particularly valuable because it is a key date in the Liberty Seated series.*

Only 2,100,000 examples were minted, making it one of the rarest dates in the series.

In higher grades, the price of an 1876-S silver half dollar can exceed $100.

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