1951-S Washington-Carver Silver Half Dollar- NGC MS 65 Lustrous Specimen. The Items in the photo’s are the exact items you will receive! In Scratch Free Holder. In Protective Scratch Proof Holder.
1936 D Arkansas Centennial Commemorative Silver Half Dollar. We take pride in our packaging! Please request an invoice if your shopping cart does not properly combine all of your items.
1920 Maine Centennial Commemorative Silver Half Dollar – AU – Rare Attribute Value Year 1920 Denomination 50C (Half Dollar) Composition Silver (90% Silver, 10% Copper) Mint Philadelphia (No Mint Mark) Circulated AU Details Certification Uncertified (Raw) Mintage 50,028 Description Up for sale is a beautiful 1920 Maine Centennial Commemorative Half Dollar. This classic silver commemorative was issued to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Maine’s admission into the Union. Designed by Anthony de Francisci (the same legendary sculptor behind the Peace Dollar), this coin is a favorite among collectors for its distinct American heraldry and low mintage. Condition Notes: Grade: AU/BU Details. The coin retains sharp, high-point definition on the Pine Wreath (reverse) and the State Seal (obverse). Luster: Displays significant original mint luster with great eye appeal. Details: Please see high-resolution photos for your own assessment. Coin Highlights: Historic Design: The obverse features the Maine State Seal with the motto “DIRIGO” (I Direct). The reverse features a stunning pine needle and cone wreath. Scarce Mintage: Only 50,028 of these were ever struck, making them significantly rarer than many other commemorative issues. Intrinsic Value: Struck in 90% fine silver (0.3617 oz ASW).
Ery effort was made to photograph it in great detail to allow you to see for yourself the condition of the coin you’ll be getting. The coin shown in the photos is the one you will receive. All reasonable offers will be considered, p.
Rare 1935-S San Diego California-Pacific Exposition Half Dollar (XF/AU) This is a beautiful example of the 1935-S California-Pacific International Exposition Half Dollar, struck at the San Francisco Mint. Designed by Robert Aitken, this commemorative coin celebrates the San Diego fair and features some of the most intricate artistry found on U. Condition: XF/AU (Extremely Fine / About Uncirculated) Detailed Description Obverse: Features a seated figure of Minerva (the Roman goddess of wisdom) with a shield and a grizzly bear by her side-a nod to the California state seal. The luster is still present, with sharp details on the spear and shield. Reverse: Depicts the iconic Chapel of St. Francis and the California Tower from the exposition grounds (Balboa Park). The architecture remains crisp with minimal wear on the high points of the buildings. Overall Eye Appeal: This coin has a wonderful original patina. It bridges the gap between a high-grade circulated coin and a low-end uncirculated piece, making it a perfect addition for a commemorative type set collector who wants beauty.
My scale isn’t the best. I first measured one side of the holder – zeroed it out – then put the coin back together, flipped it over – weighed it. Kept going between 19 and 20. I believe this makes it the thick one. Comes in a box. If you want me to wrap the coin so it’s not jiggling in the plastic let me know. I’m not really a coin expert. I did not do the writing on the box. Had it checked out by a coin shop and they said it’s legit. They wrote that thing inside the box. I’ve never tried to clean it. Only touched it a couple of times since I acquired it.
The photos do not do this coin justice however ev. Ery effort was made to photograph it in great detail to allow you to see for yourself the condition of the coin you’ll be getting. The coin shown in the photos is the one you will receive. All reasonable offers will be considered, p. Has coin been cleaned? I don’t clean, rub, dip or deface my coins in any way. What is the grade?
The product is a 1925 Stone Mountain Silver Half Dollar Coin from the United States. This coin is very nice for being 101 years old, and is composed of 90% silver, and was minted in Philadelphia. It features a business strike type and is a commemorative variety, celebrating the Stone Mountain. Although ungraded and uncertified, this coin retains lots of original detail, and would make a valuable addition to any coin collection.