1911 50C MS66 认证号25200658, PCGS号6521

Laibstain. A very pretty coin with good strong luster and light and nice toning. The strike is strong as expected for a Philadelphia mint coin. This is a very common date in circulated condition and lower grades of uncirculated up through MS 65. Surprisingly, no coins have graded above MS 66, but this coin is tied with 12 others or fewer (depending on how many coins have been resubmitted, and thus counted more than once). Based on our experience over the last 25 years, the number of coins in the population report for this issue in MS 66 looks to be inflated. This coin serves as a great choice for a type coin in MS 64-66

Ron Guth

The 1911 Half Dollar is not the most common date in the series, but it is readily available in most grades.  PCGS alone has certified over 100 MS64's and over four dozen MS65's.  Even MS66's are available (for a price, of course) but, surprsingly, PCGS has graded no MS67's of this date.  Because so many nice examples exist today, collectors can be choosy and pick examples with full strikes and strong eye appeal.

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David Akers

This is not a rare issue at all, but rather a fairly common one in all mint state grades, including Gem condition, something that cannot be said for very many Barber Half Dollar issues.