1861 - Coins

The Liberty Seated Half Dollar is a type of coin that was minted in the United States from 1839 to 1891. The 1861 Liberty Seated Half Dollar features the iconic design of a seated Lady Liberty, which symbolizes freedom and represents the transition in U.S. coinage during the mid-19th century. This particular year, 1861, is notable due to the historical context of the American Civil War, which impacted coin production and availability. Collectors often seek these coins for their aesthetic appeal, historical significance, and the variations that exist within the series. The 50-cent denomination has been popular among numismatists, adding to the coin's collectible value.

New Orleans (1)
Philadelphia (3)
San Francisco (1)

	Item	Denomination	Series	Year	Mint
	1861 50c	50c	Liberty Seated Half Dollars	1861	Philadelphia
	1861 50c	50c	Liberty Seated Half Dollars	1861	Philadelphia
	1861-O 50c	50c	Liberty Seated Half Dollars	1861	New Orleans
	1861-O 50c	50c	Liberty Seated Half Dollars	1861	Philadelphia
	1861-S 50c	50c	Liberty Seated Half Dollars	1861	San Francisco

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