1935-D 50C Arkansas, MS

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# 1935-D Arkansas Commemorative Half Dollar - PCGS MS67. An exceptional Superb Gem example of this popular Silver Commemorative Half Dollar from the Denver Mint, representing a pinnacle of preservation for this historic issue. The 1935-D Arkansas commemorative is notable for its low original mintage of just 5,505 pieces and remarkable survival rate. This PCGS MS67 specimen represents a truly elite example, with only 11 coins graded higher out of a total population of 66 certified pieces. The coin exhibits the characteristic frosty luster typical of high-grade Arkansas commemoratives, with pristine surfaces that showcase the intricate design work of sculptors Edward Everett Burr and Emily Bates. Struck to commemorate Arkansas's admission to the Union, this half dollar represents a significant piece of numismatic history. Composed of 90% silver with a weight of 12.5 grams and a precise 30.6mm diameter, the coin features a reeded edge and maintains exceptional eye appeal. The majority of the original mintage was initially purchased by legendary Texas coin dealer B. Max Mehl, making this a piece with rich numismatic provenance. While technically available in lower mint state grades, this MS67 represents a true condition rarity that will appeal to advanced commemorative collectors and condition census specialists. PCGS Certification: 47601865. Population: 11 finer, 66 total graded. Estimate: $1,500-1,750