1936 Long Island Commemorative Tercentenary Half Dollar Extra Fine Almost Uncirculated (XF/AU) Condition Coin

1936 Long Island Tercentenary Half Dollar, the 300th anniversary of the first white settlement on Long Island New York, which was made at Jamaica Bay by Dutch colonists. Designed by Howard kenneth weinman, the heads (obverse) depicts a Dutch settler and an Algonquin Indian and the reverse depicts a Dutch sailing vessel.

1936 Long Island Tercentenary Commemorative Coin in XF/AU Condition

Struck in 90% silver composition with a net weight of 12.5g of fine silver, the souvenir issue 1936 Commemorative Half Dollar Long Island Tercentenary coins have a distribution of 81,826 units and remain a collectable coin to this day.

Offered in XF to AU condition, Extra Fine (XF) is defined as having high points of design show light wear. A bit of luster may still be visible in protected areas. Where as Almost Uncirculated (AU) can be described as trace of wear now seen on higher points of design. Bits of lust may remain.