Up for auction is a lot featuring two distinct United States Half Dime coins from different eras, showcasing pieces of American numismatic history. The first is the 1861 Seated Liberty Half Dime, graded Poor due to significant post-mint damage from being holed in two places. The coin displays a dark, circulated patina and wear consistent with a Fine grade. The second coin is the 1834 Capped Bust Half Dime, also graded Poor, exhibiting heavy circulation with one hole marking its surface and a dark patina. Both coins are composed of 90% silver and 10% copper, making them a fascinating addition for collectors. Please note that holed coins are typically referred to as 'culls' or 'space fillers', and thus carry reduced value in comparison to problem-free coins of similar types. Inventory #82