1936-D Arkansas Silver Commemorative Half Dollar - NGC MS 66 - Gem Uncirculated So-Called Half Dollar The paper is crisp and Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: 1936-D Arkansas Silver Commemorative Half Dollar - NGC MS 66 - Gem Uncirculated So-Called Half Dollar The paper is crisp and Date:1831 Lg Let
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1936 D Arkansas Silver Commemorative Half Dollar NGC MS 66 Gem Uncirculated So Called Half Dollar The paper is crisp and Date:1831 Lg Let The paper is crisp and strong and the contrast is terrific and the ink is well retained Let me break it down for you: 156 • 1938 S: 3 This coin was struck over 5 years at all three mints giving it a relatively high overall mintage

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