1921 50C Alabama, MS

Description

# 1921 Alabama Commemorative Half Dollar - PCGS MS66. A pristine example of this historically intriguing Alabama Commemorative Half Dollar, struck at the Philadelphia Mint in 1921 and graded a remarkable *PCGS MS66*. This exceptional specimen represents one of the more complex and nuanced issues in the silver commemorative series. Designed by the renowned Laura Gardin Fraser, this half dollar commemorates Alabama's statehood centennial, featuring intricate details and a fascinating numismatic narrative. The coin exhibits exceptional frosty luster and superior eye appeal, placing it among the finest known examples. With only 40 coins graded higher out of a total population of 162, this *PCGS MS66* represents a truly collectible piece of numismatic history. Struck in 90% silver with a total mintage of 59,038 pieces, this particular example belongs to the "plain" variety without the distinctive "2x2" marker. Numismatic research suggests significant complexity surrounding the Alabama commemorative's mintage, with conflicting historical records adding to its intrigue. The coin's technical specifications include a 30.6mm diameter and 12.5g weight, typical of the commemorative half dollar series. Provenance and Rarity: With an average survival grade between MS62-MS64, this MS66 specimen stands as an exceptional representative of the Alabama commemorative issue. The coin's pristine condition, combined with its historical significance, makes it a must-have for serious commemorative and type collectors. Condition Report: - PCGS Certification: 25334354. - Grade: MS66. - Surfaces: Exceptional frosty luster, clean fields. - Eye Appeal: Superior. Estimate: $1,500 - $1,800