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1936 York Commemorative Half Dollar 50c - PCGS MS68 - Nice Original Toning!

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1936 50C York PCGS

This stunning 1936 50C York commemorative half dollar has been graded MS68 by PCGS, indicating that it is a Mint State coin with exceptional quality and eye appeal. The coin features a beautiful portrait of General Anthony Wayne, a hero of the American Revolutionary War, and a depiction of the Colonial Courthouse in York, Pennsylvania.

This particular coin also exhibits some attractive toning, which is a natural coloration that can occur on coins over time. The toning on this coin is a light golden hue that adds to its visual appeal.

Key features:

Graded MS68 by PCGS
Beautiful portrait of General Anthony Wayne
Depiction of the Colonial Courthouse in York, Pennsylvania
Attractive toning
A rare and desirable coin

Additional information:

The 1936 50C York commemorative half dollar was struck to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the signing of the Articles of Confederation in York, Pennsylvania.
The coin was designed by John R. Sinnock, who also designed the Roosevelt dime and the Franklin half dollar.
A total of 100,000 York commemorative half dollars were struck, making it a relatively scarce coin.

This coin would make a great addition to any collection of commemorative half dollars or early American coins.