1883 Proof Hawaiian Half Dollar Pattern - P50C
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- Price realized
- $48,300
- Sold
- Grade
- MS67+
- Auction house
- Goldberg Auctioneers
Description
This is the 1883 Hawaiian half dollar, HAPALUA, struck in copper as a proof pattern. In 1883 the Philadelphia Mint struck proof patterns in copper of the eighth dollar, quarter, half dollar and dollar of Barber's Hawaiian designs, numbered 2CPC-1 to 2CPC-4 by Medcalf and Russell; PCGS reports that eighteen sets were made. They are trial pieces, not coins issued by the Kingdom. PCGS lists it as the 1883 P50C, and NGC as M-2CPC-3 in copper. Catalogue numbers: Medcalf-Russell 2CPC-3. PCGS number 10994.
Cross References
Medcalf-Russell 2CPC-3
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