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- 1937-D 50c Oregon Trail MS
1937-D 50c Oregon Trail MS
1937-D Oregon 50c PCGS/CAC MS66
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1937-D 50c Oregon NGC MS68 * Color *
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1937-D Oregon 50c NGC MS68
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1937-D Oregon 50c NGC MS68 * Color *
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1937-D Oregon 50c NGC MS68
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1937-D Oregon 50c PCGS MS68 * Color *
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1937-D Oregon 50c NGC MS68 * Color *
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1937-D Oregon 50c NGC MS68 - Incredible Gem - No Reserve!
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1937-D Oregon 50c NGC MS68 - Ultra Gem
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1937-D Oregon 50c PCGS MS68 - No Reserve!
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1937-D Oregon 50c PCGS/CAC MS68
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1937-D Oregon 50c PCGS MS68
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1937-D 50C Oregon MS68 NGC. CAC. A conditionally scarce, almost perfectly preserved Oregon Trail type coin. Luminous satin ...
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1937-D 50c Oregon NGC MS68 * Color *
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1937-D Oregon 50c NGC MS68
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1937-D Oregon 50c NGC MS68 * Color *
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1937-D Oregon 50c NGC MS68
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1937-D Oregon 50c PCGS MS68 * Color *
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1937-D Oregon 50c NGC MS68 * Color *
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1937-D Oregon 50c NGC MS68 - Incredible Gem - No Reserve!
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Greysheet Catalog Details (GSID: 10345)
With a mintage of just over 12,000, the 1937-D Oregon Trail half dollar is the highest post-1926 issue of the type. The vast majority are known in uncirculated condition, and most of those are found in grades of MS64-66, making it one of the most common Oregon halves to be found in that lofty grade range. Smaller numbers are known in MS67, a few dozen in MS68, and a tiny handful in MS69.
Obverse: The obverse shows a Native American standing before a geographical map of the continental United States, with an indication of the actual Oregon Trail across the applicable portion of map.
Reverse: The reverse shows a cattle-drive stagecoach rolling over a hill with a large sunset shining in the background.
Dealers OnlyCatalog Detail
| GSID: | 10345 |
| Coin Date: | 1937-D |
| Denomination: | 50c / Half dollar |
| Designation: | MS |
| Mint Mark: | D |
| Mint Location: | Denver |
| Mintage: | 12,008 |
| Coinage Type: | Classic Commemorative |
| Coinage Years: | 1892-1954 |
| Composition: | 90% silver; 10% copper |
| Variety: | Oregon Trail |
| Strike Type: | Business |
| Diameter: | 30.6 mm |
| Fineness: | 0.9 |
| Weight: | 12.5 gr |
| Weight: | 0.36169 oz |
| Coin Shape: | Round |
| Designer: | James Earle Fraser, Laura Gardin Fraser |
| Obverse Designer: | James Earle Fraser |
| Reverse Designer: | Laura Gardin Fraser |
| PCGS #: | 9347 |
| NGC ID: | BYHG |
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