Product Description: 1957 Roanoke Commemorative Half Dollar (PCGS MS65) Presenting a stunning example of the 1957 Roanoke Commemorative Half Dollar, graded MS65 by PCGS. This meticulously preserved coin embodies both historical significance and remarkable artistry, making it a standout addition to any numismatic collection. Obverse: The obverse features a detailed profile of Sir Walter Raleigh, an iconic figure in the early exploration of America. His likeness is surrounded by the inscription’UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,’ establishing the coin’s national identity. The date’1957′ is embossed just below, anchoring it in its historical context. The striking detail and lustrous finish demonstrate the high-quality minting techniques of the era. Reverse: The reverse showcases a beautifully designed depiction of the Roanoke colony’s celebration. The vibrant imagery is complemented by the text’CAROLINA’ and the dates’1584 – 1957,’ emphasizing the 373-year legacy of the settlement. A detailed representation of a maple leaf signifies the connection between the past and present, offering numismatists a glimpse into American heritage. Condition: Encased in a protective PCGS holder, this coin has been awarded a grade of MS65, indicating outstanding condition with original luster, sharp details, and minimal imperfections. Its brilliance and eye appeal are enhanced by the clean surfaces and well-defined features. Investment Potential: As a commemorative coin, the 1957 Roanoke Half Dollar not only holds numismatic value but is also a piece of American history. Its limited mintage and high-grade status make it an attractive investment for collectors seeking to preserve the legacy of early American exploration. Don’t miss the opportunity to own this exceptional example of the 1957 Roanoke Commemorative Half Dollar, a perfect blend of history, art, and investment potential.
