1936 50C Delaware, MSPCGS Plus

Description

# 1936 Delaware Commemorative Half Dollar. A stunning Gem Uncirculated example of this historically significant silver commemorative, celebrating the 300th anniversary of Swedish colonization in Delaware. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint in 1937 and issued in 1938, this *PCGS MS-67* specimen represents the pinnacle of preservation for this classic commemorative issue. Designed by Carl L. Schmitz, the coin features a beautifully detailed depiction of a Swedish ship, commemorating the Swedish settlers who arrived in Delaware in 1638. With a total mintage of 20,993, this Delaware half dollar is a moderately scarce issue from the golden age of commemorative coinage. The present specimen is among the finest known, with only 11 coins graded higher by PCGS, making it a significant condition rarity for the advanced collector. Struck in 90% silver with a reeded edge, this coin exhibits exceptional quality typical of the finest Delaware commemoratives. Collectors will appreciate the semi-prooflike surfaces and exceptional eye appeal, with crisp details and minimal marks - particularly notable on the intricate ship's sails. The PCGS Plus designation further underscores its superior eye appeal and technical quality. Numismatic Details: - *PCGS MS-67+*. - Certification: #39147612. - Mintage: 20,993. - Composition: 90% Silver, 10% Copper. - Diameter: 30.6mm. - Original Issue Price: $1.75. Provenance and Rarity: An exceptional representative of this commemorative issue, combining historical significance with remarkable preservation. A true highlight for the discerning commemorative half dollar specialist.