1927 50C Vermont, MS

Description

# 1927 Vermont Commemorative Half Dollar - PCGS MS-67. A stunning Vermont Commemorative Half Dollar from the Philadelphia Mint, this exceptional specimen represents the pinnacle of numismatic preservation and historical significance. Struck to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Bennington, this Charles Keck designed silver half dollar captures a pivotal moment in early American history. Graded a remarkable PCGS MS-67, this coin represents an extraordinary condition rarity. With only 22 examples graded higher out of a total population of 100, this piece stands among the finest known specimens of the 1927 Vermont Commemorative. The original mintage of 28,142 pieces yields a coin that is both historically meaningful and conditionally exceptional. Struck in 90% silver with a reeded edge, the coin exhibits the classic design featuring Ira Allen on the obverse and a Canada lynx on the reverse. The coin's technical specifications are impeccable: 30.6mm in diameter and weighing 12.5 grams, it represents the pinnacle of commemorative coinage from the late 1920s. Its frosty luster and sharp strike are particularly noteworthy, with the high relief design maintaining exceptional detail. Accompanied by PCGS certification #09514414, this piece is a true collector's treasure with a price guide value of $3,500. Provenance and Rarity: A key rarity in the commemorative silver series, this Vermont half dollar has maintained its desirability among serious collectors. Its historical significance and exceptional preservation make it a premier numismatic offering for the discerning collector.