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Welcome to the website of the Liberty Seated Collectors Club. The Liberty Seated Collectors Club is a not-for-profit group of over six hundred collectors and dealers dedicated to the study and attribution of the American silver Liberty Seated coinage of the 19th century. Social interactions at a host of regional meeting venues throughout the United States are a key element of the "LSCC Experience."

Please browse our website for news, upcoming events, educational programs, resources for collectors, and membership information. See for yourself why the LSCC is the best investment in numismatics.

Upcoming LSCC Events

Upcoming Events - The following are regional coin shows or events at which the LSCC has a presence. Hover over event links below for details on each event and Click for the event website.

02/27/2025 - ANA National Money Show Event Link
03/28/2025 - Whitman Baltimore Expo Event Link
04/11/2025 - Georgia Numismatic Association Event Link
04/11/2025 - Northern Utah Coin Show Event Link
04/18/2025 - NH Coin Expo Event Link

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LSCC Video Resources


LSCC Virtual Meeting
Liberty Seated Collectors Club [Multimedia] (2024)

Virtual meeting of the Liberty Seated Collectors Club, including a presentation by Clint Cummins on Liberty Seated half dime varieties, and a presentation by John Frost on the recent total eclipse. Len Augsburger hosts.

LSCC Virtual Meeting

Virtual meeting of the Liberty Seated Collectors Club, including a...

LSCC General Meeting

Liberty Seated Collectors Club general meeting. Includes Todd...

LSCC Open House

Liberty Seated Collectors Club 50th Anniversary Open House....

Liberty Seated Collectors Club Zoom

Zoom meeting for December 13, 2022, featuring John Albanese...

News Articles

Photo of William Barber discovered!

Photo of William Barber discovered!

Unveiled in Baltimore at the SeatedFest II convention and announced in the March  E-Gobrecht , we are pleased to present the first known photo of William Barber (1807-1879), 5th Chief Engraver of the U.S. Mint and designer of the Trade Dollar and Double Dime. The photo is made available for download and use in publications. To see and download the photo (in multiple formats and sizes), click left...
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Bill Bugert publishes Register addenda sheets for new Seated half die marriage discoveries!

Bill Bugert publishes Register addenda sheets for new Seated half die marriage discoveries!

Since publication of Bill Bugert's  "Register of Liberty Seated Half Dollar Varieties"  series of books, astute collectors have identified die marriages not listed in these references. Bill has written detailed data sheets on each of these reported and confirmed new die marriages so that they can be downloaded, printed, and inserted into the books. Thanks to Bill, these are free to download at yo...
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Announcing the Seated Half Society

Announcing the Seated Half Society

A new club for the collectors of Liberty Seated half dollars, under the umbrella of the Liberty Seated Collectors Club. There is an  SHS Webpage  here on the LSCC website, and a quarterly SHS Newsletter 'in the E-Gobrecht starting in November. No Dues! Volunteering to start the club will be SHS President Dennis Fortier and SHS Vice President Dr. Verne Pitman. Membership in the SHS is earned not...
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Christian Gobrecht gravesite marker project

Christian Gobrecht gravesite marker project

Christian Gobrecht's gravesite was unceremonially moved in the mid-1950s from Philadelphia's old Monument Cemetery to the Lawnview Cemetery in Rockledge PA when Lehigh University desired to acquire the land occupied by Monument Cemetery. In the move, Gobrecht's grave marker was lost, and he and his family were reburied in the Broadlawn part of the cemetery, with a simple marker "GOBRECHT" placed ...
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