1936 50C Robinson, MS

Description

# 1936 Robinson Commemorative Half Dollar PCGS MS-67. A stunning Superb Gem example of this historic Arkansas Centennial commemorative, featuring an exceptional strike and pristine surfaces. The Robinson Half Dollar represents a fascinating chapter in numismatic history, celebrating Arkansas's centennial and honoring Senator Joseph T. Robinson. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint with a modest mintage of 25,265 pieces, this *PCGS MS-67* specimen ranks among the finest known. With only 25 coins graded higher out of 138 total submissions, this example represents a remarkable opportunity for the discerning commemorative collector. The coin exhibits characteristic frosty white luster and remarkable preservation, with minimal marks and exceptional eye appeal. Designed by Everett Burr and Henry Kreis, this 90% silver commemorative features a portrait of Senator Robinson on the obverse, commemorating the Arkansas Centennial of 1836-1936. The technical specifications include a 30.6mm diameter and 12.5g weight, with a reeded edge typical of silver commemorative coinage of the era. This piece is not just a collectible, but a tangible piece of Arkansas and American numismatic heritage. PCGS Certification: #25373649. Grade: MS-67. Mintage: 25,265. Estimated Value: $1,650