1963 A.N.A. Silver 72nd - Denver, Co. 41mm Ms

Coin / United States of America / 1963 / Unknown / A.N.A. Convention Medals / Other / Varied

The coin in question is a commemorative piece associated with the A.N.A. (American Numismatic Association) Convention held in 1963 in the United States of America. This coin, which falls under the category of "Coins" and has a sub-type designation as "Coins," is likely intended for collectors rather than for circulation, given its context. Despite the specific details about the diameter, weight, and mintage being noted as '0', it is common for commemorative medals or tokens, especially those produced for conventions or special events, to have a limited and specified release, often leading to scarcity. The term "Other / Varied" for its denomination suggests that it may not correspond to traditional currency values but rather serves a commemorative purpose. Produced through a mint strike, this coin would have undergone the official process of minting, ensuring a certain standard of quality and design. However, the lack of detailed specifications raises questions about its exact dimensions and mass, which are typically crucial for assessment. Collectively, this coin represents a point in American numismatic history, encapsulating the spirit of the A.N.A. Convention during the early 1960s, and though its physical details remain vague, its commemorative nature likely contributes to its desirability among collectors, especially those interested in numismatic events and conventions.