1996-P Olympic Rowing Silver Dollar PF69 Ultra Cameo NGC

The United States Mint issued a variety of commemorative coins in 1996 to mark the occasion, with each coin highlighting a different Olympic sport. These coins were intended to raise funds for the Olympic Games and celebrate the spirit of the event. Coins from the United States Mint often have mint marks indicating the mint of origin. The most common mint marks are "P" for Philadelphia and "D" for Denver.

1996 P Olympic Rowing Silver Dollar PF69 UC NGC

The obverse (front) of the coin features a design related to the sport of rowing, potentially depicting rowers in action and other symbols associated with rowing. The reverse (back) of the coin features a common design element, the Olympic rings, the Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games (ACOG) logo, and other symbolic representations of the Olympic Games.