1939-D 50C Oregon, MS

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# 1939-D Oregon Commemorative Half Dollar - PCGS MS67. An exceptional Gem-quality specimen of the 1939-D Oregon Commemorative Half Dollar, struck at the Denver Mint with a remarkably low mintage of just 3,004 pieces. This beautiful example represents the pinnacle of preservation for this classic silver commemorative issue. Designed by the renowned husband-and-wife team of James Earle Fraser and Laura Gardin Fraser, this coin showcases exceptional technical quality. Struck in 90% silver, the piece exhibits extraordinary technical characteristics, including sharp, precise details and exceptional eye appeal. The coin's PCGS MS67 grade places it among the finest known examples, with only 41 coins graded higher in the PCGS population report. The 1939-D Oregon Commemorative is notable for its near-pristine preservation, with most of the original mintage carefully preserved by contemporary collectors. This particular specimen features the characteristic satiny luster typical of the issue, with exceptional strike quality and minimal marks. Toning enthusiasts will appreciate the coin's original, clean surfaces that highlight the intricate design elements. Numismatic Details: - *Mint:* Denver. - *Year:* 1939. - *Mintage:* 3,004. - *Composition:* 90% Silver, 10% Copper. - *Weight:* 12.5g. - *Diameter:* 30.6mm. - PCGS Certification: 25372132. An outstanding opportunity for the discerning commemorative half dollar collector, this coin represents an exceptional example of a classic American silver commemorative issue.