Offered here is a 1935-S Arkansas Commemorative Half Dollar. It is graded by PCGS as MS-64. The coin in the above pictures is the one you will receive.
The product is a 1925-S California Diamond Jubilee MS-64 NGC coin. This commemorative coin, minted in California, is composed of 90% silver with a denomination of 50 cents. It features a business strike type and has been certified by NGC. The coin celebrates the diamond jubilee of California’s statehood in the United States.
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Offered here is a 1925-S California Commemorative Half Dollar. It is graded by PCGS as MS-64. The coin in the above pictures is the one you will receive. 1925 California Diamond Jubilee Half Dollar. The 1925 California Diamond Jubilee Half Dollar is one of the collector favorites amongst early commemorative coins. The issue was authorized to mark the 75th anniversary of California? S statehood and featured imagery recalling the famous gold rush. The obverse the coin features a kneeling figure of a forty-niner as he pans for gold. Inscriptions include Liberty, In God We Trust, California Diamond Jubilee and 1925. The reverse features an image of a grizzly bear, which comes from the state emblem of California. Inscriptions read E Pluribus Unum, ? United States of America? Both the obverse and reverse of the California Half Dollar were designed by sculptor Joseph Mora. Authorization was provided to strike up to 300,000 coins. Production took place at the San Francisco Mint, where 150,000 coins were produced. Distribution was handled by the San Francisco Citizens? California Half Dollar Coin Specifications. Designer: Joseph Mora Composition: 90% silver, 10% copper Weight: 12.50 grams Diameter: 30.6 mm Authorization: Public Law 68-452 Maximum Authorized Mintage: 300,000. California Half Dollar Mintages.
1936 50C Delaware CAC. Bob Paul Rare Coins is one of the leading numismatic firms in the country. Bob has been delivering quality coins and transparent service to collectors for decades. Many of the certified coins are personally sent for certification to PCGS and NGC by Bob, himself. The coin market is competitive and the supply of older, quality coins is shrinking. Many coins are individually selected for their eye appeal, scarcity, as well as, affordability for the typical collector. Every effort is made to provide a continual spectrum of collector coins ranging from expensive, hard-to-find Higher Grade coins to the more affordable Mid-Grade coins. Whether you are a beginning collector or a seasoned veteran upgrading your collection to the highest grades you can afford, you will be able to find coins you need here at Bob Paul Rare Coins. We thank you for your continued business.
Offered here is a 1923-S Monroe Doctrine Silver Commemorative Half Dollar. It is graded by NGC as MS-64. The coin in the above pictures is the one you will receive. The typical Monroe can grade anywhere from AU to MS64. MS65 examples are very scarce and Superb Gem MS66 specimens are definitely rare.
Offered here is a 1927 Vermont Commemorative Half Dollar. It is graded by PCGS as MS-64. The coin in the above pictures is the one you will receive. The 1927 Vermont silver half dollar was struck to comemorate the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Bennington. This beautifully executed design featured founder and Green Mountain Boy Ira Allen on the obverse and a Canada lynx on the reverse. Interestingly, there was some talk of striking both silver and gold commemoratives of this issue. Unfortunately, the gold commem idea was dropped. Today, the Vermont is one of the rarer coins in the commemorative series. The Vermont has an excellent early price history, particularly in the 1960 to 1980 time frame when it was one of the more expensive coins in the series, and rightly so, because it truly is one of the rarer issues. Indeed, I know of no significant hoards or large quantities that have ever been available. Most Vermonts have frosty luster and though the relief is very high, strike doesn’t seem to ever be a problem.
The 1925 Lexington-Concord Silver Commemorative 50C is a highly sought-after coin in Uncirculated grade with a striking business finish. Minted in Philadelphia, this silver coin with a fineness of 0.9 features a commemorative design in honor of the Lexington and Concord. Certified by CAC, this United States coin is a valuable addition to any coin collection, celebrating a significant historical event in American history.