1937 Roanoke Island Silver Commemorative Half Dollar - Choice Brilliant Uncirculated+ Scott #662 Pot x 1 (removable lid) Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: 1937 Roanoke Island Silver Commemorative Half Dollar - Choice Brilliant Uncirculated+ Scott #662 Pot x 1 (removable lid) Date:1831 Lg Let
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1937 Roanoke Island Silver Commemorative Half Dollar Choice Brilliant Uncirculated+ Scott #662 Pot x 1 (removable lid) Date:1831 Lg Let Pot x 1 (removable lid) 1986 2007 Certified American Silver Eagle Set NGC MS 69 this half dollar features the bust of Sir Walter Raleigh on the obverse and a representation of Ellinor Dare holding her daughter Virginia Mintage: 29

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