This 1972 half dollar coin is one of the most famous collectible coins in the United States. The coin was minted in 1972 and is one of the oldest American coins, dating back to 1876. This coin is the only one of 100,000 to be produced by the US Mint.
The half dollar is the only coin with an evergreen year. The half dollar is also the only American coin with a green dot on the front of the coin, making it easy to see when someone has put a quarter in your pocket.
The coin is an example of the US Mint’s “penny-for-the-quarter”-method of minting. This method involves splitting a quarter into 3 halves and then making the halves into quarters and putting the quarters back together with a quarter’s worth of silver. The result is a coin that has a quarter of silver showing on the front of it, and a quarter of silver showing in the center of the back.
It’s not a new idea, but this method of minting has been on the market for quite a while. The first quarter that had a quarter-and-half in the center of the coin was struck in 1972 and was in circulation through the 1980s.
It’s interesting how the idea of a half dollar coin seemed to have popped up again after so long. I guess we can now call a quarter dollar coin the 1972 half dollar coin, but I’m not sure that’s a good name for it, though. I think it’s more of just a name for the coin, and I really don’t know that there is any connection between the two concepts.
I think its more of a coin for those who have spent more time thinking about what a quarter dollar is, and for people who like the idea of a quarter dollar. Its also a coin that has a coin-like shape, as well as those familiar shapes that you usually see in coinage. A quarter dollar coin is also considered a US Treasury bond, so I think it has something to do with a bit of coinage.
To be honest, I don’t know what it has to do with a quarter dollar coin. But I have a feeling that it has something to do with a quarter dollar coin. And to me, that makes perfect sense. Anyways, the coin is a pretty cool looking half dollar coin, so I’m surprised that there’s only one of it.
I don’t know, maybe it’s an early attempt by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing to make it easier to mint quarters, or maybe it was just a test coin for the quarter dollar coin. Either way, the minting of these coins was a big success, and they continue to be a popular collector’s item.
Another great quarter dollar coin would be a 1972 half dollar coin. The fact that they have a special design on a coin that no one else has is a great way to say that this coin was made specifically for the quarter dollar coin. I mean, it’s like they put a special design on the coin, so it’s not just a normal quarter dollar coin.
I think that this coin was created for the quarter dollar coin because it has a special design on it. Most coins have just a single design.