1936-D San Diego Silver Half Dollar - PCGS MS65 Old Green Holder Sight White

• Mintage: 30,092 / PCGS pop: 4,254 / Old Green Holder SW pop: <25

• Classic Commemorative Design: Featuring Minerva and California’s state seal on the obverse and the California Tower with a Spanish galleon on the reverse, this coin is a stunning tribute to San Diego’s rich heritage and the 1935–1936 California Pacific International Exposition.

• Premium Collector Appeal: Housed in the highly desirable PCGS Old Green Holder (OGH), known for its conservative grading standards, this MS65 example boasts exceptional luster and eye appeal, making it a standout piece in any numismatic collection.

Step back in time to the vibrant era of the 1935–1936 California Pacific International Exposition with this 1936-D San Diego Silver Half Dollar, a coin that beautifully commemorates San Diego’s rich history and economic progress. Struck in 90% silver, this classic commemorative half dollar is a must-have for collectors who appreciate numismatic artistry and historical significance.

Graded MS65 by PCGS, this coin is housed in the highly sought-after Old Green Holder (OGH), a designation cherished by collectors for its reputation of conservative grading standards. The sight white surfaces display stunning luster, highlighting the intricate details of the obverse, which features Minerva, the Roman goddess of wisdom, alongside California’s state seal. The reverse proudly showcases the California Tower and a Spanish galleon, symbols of San Diego’s heritage and its role as a gateway to the Pacific.

With its limited mintage, exceptional eye appeal, and historical importance, this San Diego Silver Half Dollar is an extraordinary addition to any collection. Secure this PCGS MS65 OGH example today and own a tangible piece of America’s golden age of commemorative coinage!