1936 50C Robinson, MS

Description

# 1936 Robinson Silver Commemorative Half Dollar PCGS MS-67. The 1936 Robinson Commemorative Half Dollar represents a fascinating piece of Arkansas numismatic history, celebrating the state's centennial and honoring Senator Joseph T. Robinson. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint with a modest mintage of 25,265 pieces, this issue is a notable entry in the silver commemorative series of the mid-1930s. Artfully designed by Everett Burr and Henry Kreis, this 90% silver half dollar showcases exceptional PCGS MS-67 preservation, placing it among the finest known examples. With only 25 coins graded higher out of a total population of 138, this specimen represents a significant opportunity for the discerning commemorative collector. The coin exhibits the characteristic frosty white luster typical of high-grade Robinson half dollars, with minimal surface marks and exceptional eye appeal. The obverse features a bust of Senator Robinson with the "Arkansas Centennial 1836-1936" inscription, while the reverse likely displays symbolic Arkansas imagery. This coin is a key component of both complete commemorative sets and commemorative type collections, offering both historical significance and numismatic desirability. Its technical specifications include a weight of 12.5g, 30.6mm diameter, and a reeded edge. Graded and encapsulated by PCGS with certificate #25373649, this Superb Gem Robinson half dollar represents an exceptional example of a classic American commemorative coin, with a price guide value of $1,650.