America's First Commemorative Coin
A first-of-its-kind, 90% silver numismatic treasure dating back to 1892…
- The very first commemorative half-dollar, issued to promote the World’s Columbian Exposition in Chicago — also known as the Chicago World’s Fair.
- Struck on the same large 90% silver planchet as a Barber half-dollar, it was designed by legendary coin artists Charles E. Barber and George T. Morgan.
- Presented in stunning uncirculated condition, it is paired with America’s first commemorative postage stamp, the 1893 Columbus in Sight of Land stamp.
- Issued to honor the same occasion as the coin, the stamp is in gently used condition, with a historic postmark certifying its official postage use.
- The encapsulated coin is presented in a luxurious wooden Display Chest, featuring an insert that flips up for better viewing.
- A Collector’s Guide with details about the history and design of the coin, as well as a protective holder that contains the stamp, is also included.
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This product allows you the convenience of a gradual payment plan. It is payable in three equal, monthly, interest-free installments. The result is a collectible of significant meaning, beauty and importance.
Coins are inspected (but not professionally graded) to ensure that they have no trace of wear. They may show contact marks and their surface may lack luster, though we strive to offer coins with good eye appeal based on feedback from our customers.
Your satisfaction is 100% guaranteed. If not completely satisfied, you may return the product within 30 days for replacement, or for a full refund. We’ll even pay the return postage. Orders are subject to acceptance.
Product Specifications:
Items Included: The 1892 World’s Columbian Exposition silver half-dollar and 1893 Columbian Exposition stamp
Display: Wooden display chest
Display Size: 5" wide x 1½" high x 3¾" deep (closed)
The exact appearance of the coin and stamp you receive may vary from the appearance on the images shown.
Item #:CLM