1936 Classic Commemorative Arkansas Centennial NGC MS-65 ROBINSON CAC

1936 Classic Commemorative Arkansas Centennial NGC MS-65 ROBINSON CAC

Beautiful original coin in a early NGC HolderHistory of the 1936 Robinson Half Dollar The 1936 Robinson Half Dollar is a stunning commemorative coin issued to honor the centennial of Arkansas statehood and the legacy of U.S. Senator Joseph Taylor Robinson. Authorized by Congress in 1934, this coin features a portrait of Senator Robinson on the obverse, designed by noted sculptor Henry Kreis, and an allegorical figure representing Arkansas on the reverse by Edward E. Hunter. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint, it embodies a pivotal era in American numismatics, blending historical significance with artistic excellence. Collectors prize it for its role in the series of Arkansas Centennial halves, marking a tribute to the state's contributions to the nation. Mintage The 1936 Robinson Arkansas commemorative half dollar has a total mintage of 25,265 pieces, all struck at the Philadelphia Mint. Although dated 1936, these coins were actually minted in January 1937 to raise funds for the Arkansas Centennial Commission. No coins were returned to the Mint for melting, and they were sold for $1.85 each NGC Fatty Encased in the iconic NGC "Fatty" holder, this early-style slab from the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC) showcases the coin's pristine condition with its distinctive thicker design. Produced in the 1990s, these "Fatty" holders are a hallmark of vintage grading and are highly sought after by collectors for their nostalgic appeal and robust protection. Your 1936 Robinson Half Dollar gleams through this classic encapsulation, preserving its luster for generations. CAC Stickering Adorned with the prestigious green Certified Acceptance Corporation (CAC) sticker, this coin has been meticulously reviewed and approved by CAC experts for exceptional quality and eye appeal. The green sticker signifies that the coin not only meets but exceeds the standards of its assigned grade, often indicating potential for future value appreciation. In the competitive world of certified numismatics, CAC approval elevates this 1936 Robinson Half Dollar to elite status among discerning investors and enthusiasts.