Here is an 1853 Seated Liberty Half Dollar. This is the "with arrows and with rays" type. The rays on the reverse were only on these coins this one year, making this an ideal type coin. The arrows were added to these coins on either side of the date to show a weight change, and were removed in 1856. A scarcer one-year type coin. We grade this coin Very Good. This coin has its original old patina and color. Most of the letters of Liberty on the shield are found, but they are weak. This coin has overall even wear, with a few marks noted in fields. A rim bump noted at 12 o’clock. The reverse has many of the wing details in the eagle showing, and the shield having strong details just beginning to show some wear. No marks or spots noted. Strong rims, with some of the denticles showing on both obverse and reverse. A pleasing coin that would fit well into a lower grade type set. Enjoy! Thanks for looking; we are grateful. WDED-41