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1935 Daniel Boone Commemorative PCGS MS67+

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PCGS - Born this day in 1734, Daniel Boone would appear on Silver Commemorative Half Dollars between 1934 and 1938. This 1935 example is graded PCGS MS67.

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I have seen many, THIS is a Wonderful example, Thank You for sharing......
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That one should belong to commens...
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That's one lovely Boone!


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I'm afraid my 1935 is but a lowly MS-65...





My first-year-of-issue 1934 grades MS-66, but still no MS-67!






Note: My coins have been scanned vs. photographed. As a result, they tend to look dull and washed out - they are not! Each has wonderful luster!

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can I assume many commemorative coins exist in higher grades because when issued they were not general circulation coins? or were they circulated? those are really perfect examples
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