1937 50C Roanoke, MSPCGS Plus

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# 1937 Roanoke Commemorative Half Dollar. A stunning Gem Uncirculated example of this historically significant silver commemorative, beautifully preserved and graded PCGS MS-67. The 1937 Roanoke half dollar celebrates the first English settlement in the New World and the birth of Virginia Dare, the first English child born in the Americas. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint with a limited mintage of 29,030 pieces, this coin represents a fascinating chapter in early American commemorative coinage. Designed by William Marks Simpson, the piece showcases exceptional numismatic artistry with remarkably preserved surfaces. The coin's 90% silver composition and reeded edge are typical of the commemorative series of this era. With a PCGS population of just 34 coins at this grade level, this specimen represents a truly exceptional example of the Roanoke commemorative. The coin exhibits exceptional mint luster and mark-free surfaces, characteristic of the finest specimens from this popular commemorative issue. Collectors will appreciate its near-perfect preservation and historical significance. Numismatic Details: - *Mint:* Philadelphia. - *Grade:* PCGS MS-67. - *Mintage:* 29,030. - *Composition:* 90% Silver, 10% Copper. - *Weight:* 12.5g. - *Diameter:* 30.6mm. - *PCGS Certification:* 37634425. Estimate: $1,350-1,600