50-Cent

The Royal Canadian Mint is pleased to introduce the 2012 Special Edition $2 Specimen Coin Set. These high-quality coins feature a distinctive finish exclusive to the Mint, showcasing a mix of brilliant and frosted relief set against a finely...

Produced By: RCMDenomination: 50 centYear: 2002specifications: Diameter: 27.13 mmMaterial: SilverFineness: 0.925Weight: 9.3 gramsBullion Weight: 0.277 Troy Ounces

2010 Canadian 50-Cent Dinosaur Exhibit: Sinosauropteryx 3D Lenticular Coloured Coin + 6 Trading Cards   Third Coin in the Dinosaur Exhibit Series The Royal Canadian Mint, in collaboration with the Canadian Museum of Nature, proudly presents the...

SPECIFICATIONS: Item Number: 251699SRP: $34.95Mintage: 30,000Composition:Nickel-plated SteelWeight*: 12.3 g Diameter: 35 mmFace Value: 50 CentsFinish: SpecimenEdge: PlainArtists: Emily Chen...

1946 US GRADED VERY GOOD CIRCULATION SET BY US MINT -  Walking Liberty Half Dollar - Washington Quarter - Roosevelt Dime

pre-1952 50c coins   NOTE: Picture only serves as an example, year and quality may vary from the picture. Inquiry are available via our social media accounts, email, and phone.

Product Features: Issued by: Royal Canadian Mint (RCM) Face Value: 50 cents Year of Issue: 1998 Specifications: Diameter: 27.13 mm Composition: Sterling Silver (92.5% purity) Total Weight: 37.2 grams Silver...

Don’t miss out on the official 2016 U.S. Mint Set – presented in original Mint packaging and featuring top-quality Uncirculated coins! Includes versions of all 13 standard U.S. coin designs A total of 26 Uncirculated coins – two of...

Don't miss your chance to own the official 2016 U.S. Mint Set – presented in original Mint packaging and featuring top-quality Uncirculated coins! Includes Denver Mint versions of all 13 standard U.S. coin designs A total of 26 Uncirculated coins...

Comes in a plastic case with COA from The American Historic Society  

   

The historic Barber silver coins were once everyday use in America, but they were last struck by the U.S. Mint before World War I. The coins are named after their designer, Charles E. Barber, who was Chief Engraver of the U.S. Mint and one of America's...