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1937 50c Roanoke Island MS
1937 50C Roanoke MS68 PCGS. CAC....
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1937 Roanoke 50c PCGS/CAC MS66
Source: David Lawrence Rare Coins
1937 50c Roanoke PCGS MS64
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1937 50c Roanoke PCGS MS66
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1937 50c Roanoke NGC MS65
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1937 50c Roanoke NGC/CAC MS66
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1937 50c Roanoke PCGS MS64
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1937 50c Roanoke PCGS MS65
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1937 50c Roanoke NGC MS65
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1937 50c Roanoke PCGS MS66
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1937 50c Roanoke PCGS MS66
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1937 50c Roanoke ANACS MS63
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1937 50c Roanoke PCGS MS65
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1937 50c Roanoke PCGS MS66
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1937 50c Roanoke PCGS MS67
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1937 50c Roanoke PCGS MS65
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1937 50c Roanoke NGC MS65
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1937 50c Roanoke NGC MS65
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1937 50c Roanoke PCGS MS66
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1937 50c Roanoke PCGS MS66
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Greysheet Catalog Details (GSID: 10361)
Honoring the arrival of Virginia's first settlers and the birth of Virginia Dare, the 1937 Roanoke half dollar is a popular commemorative coin. Designed by William Marks Simpson, the Roanoke half dollar was originally sold for $1.65, but about only three-fifths of the 50,000 struck were sold, leaving more than 20,000 to return to the United States Mint.
The 1937 Roanoke half dollar is relatively common in uncirculated grades up through MS66, with MS67s encountered with frequency in the marketplace. However, the coin becomes quite rare in grades of MS68 or higher. Most of the available pieces exhibit terrific surfaces and frosty luster.
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