The product is a 1938 D Texas Commemorative Half Dollar coin certified by NGC as MS66. This uncirculated silver coin was minted in Denver and features a commemorative design specific to Texas. With a fineness of 0.9 and a business strike type, this collectible piece from the United States is a valuable addition to any coin collection.
1935 TEXAS COMMEMORATIVE HALF DOLLAR PCGS MS 64 CREAMY, LIGHTLY GREYING SILVER FULLY STRUCK, FEW MARKS, SUBDUED LUSTER. In the five year run of Texas Commemorative halves, 149,661 were distributed, from all three Mints. The 1935 represents 9,996 of those. Possibly the most popular Classic Commemorative design.
The 1934 Texas Independence Commemorative Silver half Dollar is a highly sought-after coin that commemorates the 150th anniversary of Texas independence. Minted in Philadelphia in 1934, this coin is composed of 90% silver and has not been graded or certified. A rare find for collectors, this business strike coin features a commemorative design that pays tribute to the history of Texas.
1938 S “TEXAS” COMMEMORATIVE HALF DOLLAR. IN ” OLD FATTY ” HOLDER. GORGEOUS ORIGINAL LIGHTLY TONED COIN. YOU WILL RECEIVE THE COIN PICTURED. HERB’S COINS HAS BEEN IN BUSINESS IN PORT CHARLOTTE, FL FOR 50+ YEARS. STOP BY IF YOU ARE IN THE AREA. WE LOOK FORWARD TO TRADING POSITIVE FEEDBACKS!!
The 1935 D Texas Commemorative Silver Half Dollar is a highly sought-after coin due to its uncirculated condition and commemorative nature. Minted in Denver with a fineness of 0.9 silver, this business strike coin pays tribute to the state of Texas. With a denomination of 50 cents and originating from the United States, this collectible piece of American history appeals to both numismatists and those interested in commemorative coins.