April 12, 2024
1937 ANTIETAM SILVER COMMEMORATIVE HALF DOLLAR 50C MS65 PCGS RATTLER HOLDER CAC
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1937 ANTIETAM SILVER COMMEMORATIVE HALF DOLLAR 50C MS65 PCGS RATTLER HOLDER CAC This 1937 BATTLE OF ANTIETAM half dollar is graded and certified MS65 by PCGS. In addition, this coin is housed in an older generation PCGS Old Green Rattler Holder that has been approved by CAC !! This coin commemorates the 75th anniversary of the famous Civil War battle to thwart Lee's invasion of Maryland. The opping generals McClellan and Lee are featured on the obverse, while the Burnside Bridge, an important tactical objective, is shown on the reverse. The battle of Antietam, on September 17, 1862, was one of the bloodiest single-day battles of the war, with more than 23,000 men killed, wounded, or missing. The coin is very lustrous with great eye appeal displaying original toning. This coin will make a great addition to an Early Commemorative Collection! Mintage = 18,028 *The CAC label placed on this holder denotes that this coin is premium quality according to the grading standards of CAC. CAC is an independent numismatic coin authentication service and is not connected with the grading service that graded and encapsulated this coin, or with any other coin grading service. To verify authenticity and more, go to CAC. My Policies: All orders over $50 are shipped via USPS Priority Mail with Signature Confirmation. All orders under $50 will
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