1926 American Sesquicentennial 50c Ms Silver Commemorative

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1926-P Silver Commemorative Value

The 1926-P silver commemorative value ranges from $1 to $100,000 depending on the quality of the coin and its mint strike type.

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What is a 1926-P Silver Commemorative?

The 1926-P Silver Commemorative is a silver coin that was minted at the Philadelphia mint. This was produced as a "Mint Strike" coin which usually means it was produced for use as a monetary vessel. Considered to be a rare coin, having a low mintage of 140,592. Although it may not be a low enough mintage to attract serious investors. This coin contains a good amount of silver at 11.24887 grams (0.36 oz. Adjusted Silver Weight).

Coin Specifications

Year 1926
Mint Philadelphia
Mintage 140,592
Diameter 30.6 millimeters
Production Mint Strike
Material Silver
Weight 12.5000 grams / 0.4019 ounces
Precious Metal Silver
Metal Content 11.2489 grams / 0.3617 ounces
Metal Value $9.25  (as of 2020-12-22, 12:12 PM)
Obverse Designer John Frederick Lewis and John Ray Sinnock
Reverse Designer John Frederick Lewis and John Ray Sinnock
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Gold $1,865.28   |   Silver $25.56   |   Platinum $998.24   |   Palladium $2,326.45
(Updated 2020-12-22)

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