1936 Columbia, South Carolina Silver Commemorative Half - PCGS MS 64 Rattler Fr. 1656* 000 are believed extant and

000 are believed extant and it is rare in virtually every grade (populations really drop after Fine)

Central America shipwreck finds

986 fine gold

Each bar weighs approximately

1936 Columbia, South Carolina Silver Commemorative Half - PCGS MS 64 Rattler Fr. 1656* 000 are believed extant andGrade: PCGS MS 64 This coin was struck, in part, to finance the numerous celebrations of the sesquicentennial of the founding of Columbia, South Carolina in 1786. The obverse features the well known allegorical of Justice with sword and scales while the reverse features the state emblem, Palmetto tree. This coin was struck at all three mints in 1936. Mintmark will be of our choosing. Mintages: 1936: 9,007 1936 D: 8,009 1936 S: 8,007