coins \ Coin \ United States of America \ 50c \ Silver Commemoratives \ 1915 \ Philadelphia
Silver commemoratives refer to a series of coins issued by the United States that celebrate specific events, people, or places. The 50-cent silver commemorative coins were first produced in 1892, and the series continued until 1954. The 1915 silver commemorative coin, minted in Philadelphia, was created to honor the Panama-Pacific International Exposition. These coins are popular among collectors for their historical significance, artistic designs, and silver content.
| Item | Denomination | Series | Year | Mint | |
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1915-S 50c Panama-Pacific Expo | 50c | Silver Commemoratives | 1915 | Philadelphia |