1915-S Classic Commemorative Panama - Pacific Exposition NGC MS-64 PANAMA-PACIFIC CAC

1915-S Classic Commemorative Panama - Pacific Exposition NGC MS-64 PANAMA-PACIFIC CAC

Here is a beautiful mostly White coin with some subtle periphreal toning in light russet and blue. The surfaces are pristine and unblemished!!History of the 1915-S Pan Pac Half Dollar The 1915-S Panama-Pacific Half Dollar is a stunning commemorative coin that celebrates the Panama-Pacific International Exposition held in San Francisco in 1915. This grand event marked the completion of the Panama Canal and the city's recovery from the 1906 earthquake. Authorized by Congress, the coin features exquisite designs: the obverse, crafted by renowned sculptor Adolph A. Weinman, depicts a majestic standing Liberty with flowing hair and a Phrygian cap on a staff. The reverse, designed by Robert Aitken, showcases the Panama Canal's mighty ship locks, symbolizing engineering triumph and global connectivity. Struck at the San Francisco Mint, this half dollar embodies American innovation and resilience, making it a prized piece for numismatic enthusiasts. Mintage The 1915-S Panama-Pacific Exposition half dollar had a total mintage of 60,030 pieces struck at the San Francisco Mint. Due to limited demand at the time, only 27,134 were actually sold to the public, while the remaining 32,896 coins were melted. NGC Fatty Encased in the classic NGC "Fatty" holder—a thicker, early-style slab from the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation—this coin showcases its superior preservation and authenticity. The Fatty slab, beloved by collectors for its robust design, highlights the coin's pristine condition, often grading MS-65 or higher, evoking the era of traditional coin grading with timeless appeal. CAC Stickering Adorned with the prestigious green Certified Acceptance Corporation (CAC) sticker, this 1915-S Pan Pac Half Dollar has been rigorously evaluated and approved for exceptional quality. CAC stickering signifies that the coin exceeds typical standards for its assigned grade, offering buyers confidence in its superior eye appeal, originality, and potential for future appreciation. A true gem for discerning investors and collectors.