Up for Sale: 1939-D Arkansas Centennial Silver Commemorative Half Dollar – Graded MS65 by PCGS. Secure an absolute classic commemorative rarity for your registry or personal collection. Issued to mark the 100th anniversary of Arkansas statehood, the 1939-D stands as one of the ULTIMATE KEY DATE for the entire series. By 1939, public and collector interest in the multi-year Arkansas program had fallen dramatically, leaving the Denver Mint with an incredibly low final mintage of just 2,104 pieces. Because of this tiny production run, examples in premium Gem Uncirculated condition are highly sought after by numismatists. Key Highlights of this Offering. Certified Gem Quality: Professionally graded MS65 by PCGS, verifying its elite, well-preserved state of preservation. This particular example features an incredibly deep, dark surface patina across both the obverse and reverse. It is perfect for collectors who favor original, uncleaned coins with a heavily weathered, historic look. Features Edward Everett Burr’s unique conjoined obverse portraits of a Native American chief and a classic Liberty, paired with a powerful spread-winged eagle resting over the Arkansas state emblem on the reverse. The coin is securely housed in its scratch-resistant PCGS slab and will be packed with extreme care. Please review the high-resolution photos closely to evaluate the precise look of the dark toning before purchasing. The coin pictured is the exact item you will receive.
