Presenting the 1943 Vermont Statehood Commemorative Half Dollar, certified by PCGS with a grade of MS65. This exquisite coin is part of the renowned’U. Commemorative Coin’ series celebrating the admission of Vermont as the 14th state in the Union. Striking in appearance, the obverse features a detailed portrait of Ira Allen, a key figure and founder of Vermont, surrounded by the inscription’UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. The reverse showcases the iconic imagery of a standing cow, symbolizing Vermont’s rich agricultural heritage, alongside the denomination. Housed in a protective PCGS holder, this coin has maintained a remarkable luster and clarity, displaying minimal signs of wear, which is characteristic of its grade. Its brilliant surfaces are ideal for collectors seeking high-quality pieces, making it a perfect addition to both novice and expert collections. With a limited mintage and historical significance, this Vermont commemorative half dollar is not just a coin; it’s a piece of American history that encapsulates Vermont’s pioneering spirit. Whether for display or investment, this MS65 example is a must-have for any serious numismatist.