1936 50C Robinson, MS

Description

# 1936 Robinson 50C PCGS MS67 - Arkansas Centennial Commemorative Half Dollar. A stunning Superb Gem example of the Arkansas Centennial Commemorative half dollar, this 1936 Robinson issue represents a beautiful specimen from a historically significant numismatic series. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint with a limited mintage of 25,265 pieces, this coin commemorates the centennial of Arkansas statehood and features the distinctive portrait of Senator Joseph T. Robinson. Graded a remarkable PCGS MS67, this coin sits among the finest known examples, with only 25 pieces graded higher out of a total population of 138 coins. The strike exhibits exceptional frosty white luster characteristic of high-quality Robinson commemoratives, with minimal marks and exceptional eye appeal. The design by Everett Burr and Henry Kreis showcases remarkable detail and preservation, making this an exceptional addition to any advanced commemorative collection. Composed of 90% silver with a reeded edge, this half dollar measures 30.6mm and weighs 12.5g. The coin represents a fascinating piece of numismatic history, embodying the commemorative coin marketing strategies of the 1930s while serving as a testament to Arkansas's statehood centennial. Its superior grade and limited population make this an attractive opportunity for discerning collectors of silver commemorative half dollars. Key Details: - *PCGS MS67*. - Mintage: 25,265. - Philadelphia Mint. - Certificate #25373649. - Estimated Value: $1,650