Why Order This GEM 2019-S Apollo 11 50th Anniversary Clad Proof Half Dollar?NASA's Apollo 11 mission took place in 1969 and the 50th anniversary of its success is in 2019. The U.S. Mint has created a lineup of Apollo 11 commemorative coins to mark the 50th anniversary. The San Francisco Mint struck this clad half dollar. It has a proof finish and an intriguing dome shape. Mintage of this proof half dollar is limited. Iconic Lunar Footprint DesignThe obverse of this dome shaped coin shows the surface of the Moon with a large footprint. There are plenty of fine details to observe here. This side is inscribed with the names of several early NASA programs. The convex reverse of this coin has been creatively matched with a design based on the photo known as "Buzz Aldrin on the Moon." The helmet in this design belongs to Aldrin, the other astronaut pictured here is Neil Armstrong. The American flag and the lunar lander can also be seen near Armstrong. GEM Proof ConditionThis half dollar has not been certified by a third-party grading service. Just like when it left the U.S. Mint, it's in GEM Proof condition. This GEM Proof 2019-S Apollo 11 50th Anniversary clad proof commemorative half dollar could be yours, order while you have the chance. |
This 2019-S US Apollo 11 50th Anniversary Commemorative Clad Half Dollar Proof Coin GEM Proof OGP is proudly minted by the U.S. Mint. The United States Mint was founded in 1792 and manufactures circulating, collectible, and bullion coinage.
Year of Issue: | 2019 |
Mint: | U.S. Mint |
Mint Mark: | S |
Branch: | San Francisco |
Grading Service: | Uncertified |
Grade: | GEM Proof |
Finish: | Proof |
Packaging: | Original Government Packaging |
Composition: | Clad |
Country: | United States |
Legal Tender: | United States |
Currency: | Dollar |
Denomination: | 0.50 |
Mintage: | 750,000 |
Obverse Design: | Moon Boot Print |
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