1926 $2 1/2 SESQUI

Description

# 1926 $2.50 Gold Sesquicentennial Commemorative. A stunning Gem Uncirculated example of this historic commemorative issue, celebrating the 150th anniversary of American independence. Graded PCGS MS-65, this beautifully preserved gold piece represents a pinnacle of numismatic artistry from the Sesquicentennial Commemorative series. Designed by John R. Sinnock, this exquisite $2.50 gold piece features a dynamic obverse depicting Liberty in full stride, holding a torch and an unfurling scroll. The reverse showcases a detailed rendering of Independence Hall, the hallowed site where the Declaration of Independence was signed. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint with a total mintage of 46,019 pieces, this coin is part of a limited commemorative run that captures a pivotal moment in American history. The coin presents exceptional technical specifications, composed of 90% gold and 10% copper, with precise reeded edge and a compact 18mm diameter. With only 317 coins graded higher out of 2,154 total certified by PCGS, this MS-65 specimen represents a superior example of this historically significant commemorative issue. The population data underscores its collectibility and numismatic importance. PCGS Certification #25349681 guarantees the coin's authenticity and exceptional preservation. A premium collectible that beautifully bridges historical commemoration and numismatic artistry, this 1926 Sesquicentennial $2.50 gold piece is an outstanding addition to any sophisticated collection of early 20th-century commemorative coinage.