1839 50C No Drapery VF30 认证号10796979, PCGS号6230

This set actually has an AU53 no drapery example, but it is labeled as a with drapery example so it cannot be registered. This exact coin and label error was referenced by Bill Bugert on page 24 of volume V of his Register of Seated Half Dollar Varieties.

Ron Guth

The 1839 "No Drapery" Half Dollar is named after it's most obvious feature -- the lack of a fold of drapery beneath Liberty's left arm (the one on the viewer's right). Later in the year, the obverse design was modified, not only by adding the drapery, but by changing the shape of the rock on which Liberty sits, and by altering the folds in her gown. 

According to the PCGS Population Report (as of June 2011), the 1839 No Drapery Half Dollar is slighly more scarce than the 1839 With Drapery Half Dollar, not only in all grades, but in Mint State, as well.  The most frequently-seen Mint State grade is MS-63 (11 graded).  The 1839 No Drapery Half Dollar becomes very scarce in MS-64 and authentically rare in MS-65 (3 graded).  None have been graded finer.