We want your repeat business. We get by having best prices on the net. 1953-S Washington-Carver Half Dollar (MS66 PCGS) – Key Details. 1953-S Washington-Carver Half Dollar. Silver commemorative coin honoring Booker T. Washington and George W. Carver, designed by Isaac Scott Hathaway. It was minted at the San Francisco Mint (S mint mark) and struck in. 90% silver, 10% copper. With a diameter of. And a weight of. Graded MS66, with 63 graded higher. 65,000 all grades, 52,000 at 60+ grades. 26,000 at 65+ grades. R-2.3 (all grades), R-2.4 (60+), R-2.7 (65+). Indicates a coin with sharp details, minimal luster loss, and no major surface flaws. Shows overlapping portraits of Washington and Carver with the inscription “IN GOD WE TRUST” and E PLURIBUS UNUM. Features a map of the United States with “FREEDOM AND OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL AMERICANISM” around the edge. Vary by source; NGC and PCGS retail values for MS66 range from. Washington-Carver halves are common in uncirculated grades but are. Rare in MS66 and above. Due to the coin’s flat, broad reverse design, which can cause wear. Coins with strong luster and sharp details are especially desirable. The San Francisco mintmark (S) is a key identifier for this issue. The 1953-S Washington-Carver Half Dollar MS66 PCGS is a relatively rare uncirculated example of a common commemorative, with a small PCGS population and strong collector appeal due to its historical significance and design. Values depend on condition, luster, and market demand, with higher grades commanding significantly more. PLEASE SEE STORE WW1- WW2 MEDALS -STERLING SILVER BADGES – RARE COINS PCGS GRADED /RARE GRADED CURRENCY.
