1877 (Carson City - CC) Liberty Seated Half Dollar Good to Very Good Condition

The 1877-CC Liberty Seated Half Dollar is a significant piece of Western U.S. coinage history, struck at the legendary Carson City Mint during a time when silver from the Comstock Lode fueled American expansion. Designed by Christian Gobrecht, the obverse features Lady Liberty seated on a rock, holding a liberty shield and staff, while the reverse shows a powerful heraldic eagle with a shield on its chest. The “CC” mintmark beneath the eagle confirms its scarce and desirable origin.

1877 CC Liberty Seated Half Dollar G/VG

Offered in Good to Very Good (G/VG) condition, this example exhibits heavy but even circulation wear. While finer design elements have softened, major details such as the date, Liberty's silhouette, and the "CC" mintmark remain visible. As one of the tougher Carson City issues in the Liberty Seated series, this coin holds strong appeal for collectors seeking historic silver coinage from the American frontier era.