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2026 P Semi-Quin Half Dollar Low Mintage Rare
2026-P Semiquincentennial Half Dollar United States 250th Anniversary Low Mintage Rare
This 2026-P Semiquincentennial Half Dollar is a highly sought-after copper-nickel clad coin celebrating the 250th anniversary of the United States. Featuring a P mint mark from the Philadelphia Mint, this issue is part of the rare 1776-2026 commemorative series. The obverse showcases a modern interpretation of Liberty, while the reverse features a torch-passing design with the inscription Knowledge Is The Only Guardian Of True Liberty. As a 2026 release, this coin represents a limited mintage opportunity and is exceptionally hard to find. The specimen shown exhibits a sharp uncirculated strike with crisp details and smooth surfaces, making it a vital addition for any collector of historic American coinage.
2026-P United States Semiquincentennial Half Dollar Proof Deep Cameo 1776-2026
Condition: This item appears to be in exceptional condition, displaying sharp strikes and high-contrast finishes. The surfaces exhibit the characteristics of a proof strike, featuring frosted devices against deeply mirrored, reflective fields, consistent with a Deep Cameo (DCAM) designation. There are no significant signs of wear or circulation visible on the obverse or reverse.
The item is a 2026-P Semiquincentennial Half Dollar, minted at the Philadelphia Mint (indicated by the P mint mark) to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the United States. The obverse features a modern rendition of Liberty with the dual dates 1776-2026, while the reverse depicts a hand passing a torch with the inscription Knowledge is the only guardian of true liberty. The metal content is copper-nickel clad, as evidenced by the visible copper core on the edge of the coin. This is a proof strike type, specifically exhibiting deep cameo contrast. The item is ungraded but remains in its protective flip.
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