The 1936 York Silver Half Dollar commemorates the 300th anniversary of the founding of York County, Maine, making it a fascinating piece of classic American commemorative coinage. Designed by Walter H. Rich, the obverse features Brown’s Garrison, while the reverse showcases an adaptation of the historic York County seal.

Struck at the Philadelphia Mint, this half dollar contains 90% silver and weighs 12.50 grams, with approximately 0.3617 troy oz of silver. Its 25,015-piece mintage gives collectors a tangible connection to a relatively limited 1930s commemorative issue.

This example is certified PCGS MS66, representing a high Mint State grade prized for its strong preservation and attractive presentation. With a PCGS population of 1,833, it offers collectors an opportunity to add a professionally graded example of this classic commemorative to their collection.

The coin's historical design adds even more appeal, with the reverse depicting the York County seal featuring a cross and pine tree, symbols tied to the heritage of Maine. Combined with its silver composition, classic 1936 date, and high-grade MS66 certification, this piece is an excellent choice for collectors of U.S. commemoratives and American history.

Key Features

• 1936 York County Tercentenary Half Dollar commemorating 300 years of York County, Maine

• PCGS MS66 professionally graded Mint State example

• 25,015 mintage with a stated PCGS population of 1,833

• 90% silver, 12.50 g weight, and approximately 0.3617 troy oz silver

Add a piece of classic American commemorative history to your collection with this beautifully preserved 1936 York Silver Half Dollar, combining historical significance, silver content, and a desirable PCGS MS66 grade.