1936 Elgin, Illinois Silver Commemorative Half Dollar - Brilliant Uncirculated Bronze There are more than one

There are more than one of these sets so the serial numbers and reason for retirement will vary

they tend to go rather quickly

These notes from the decade of the 1830s are of the type payable at either New Orleans or Bank of America in New York

Great Native American motif

standing left holding olive branch

1936 Elgin, Illinois Silver Commemorative Half Dollar - Brilliant Uncirculated Bronze There are more than oneGrade: Brilliant Uncirculated Though originally conceived as commemorative for the 100th anniversary of the founding of Elgin, the proceeds from this commemorative were used to finance the Pioneer Memorial statue in Elgin. The obverse displays the bust of a bearded Pioneer man while the reverse is dominated by a representation of the statue which the coin helped finance. Mintage: 20,015