Description
A Timeless Piece of American History
The 1936 Long Island Tercentenary Commemorative Half Dollar celebrates the rich history of Long Island, marking 300 years since its settlement. Struck in 1936, this coin is an emblem of heritage and a treasured collectible for numismatists.
Exquisite Design and Craftsmanship
Designed by artist Howard Kenneth Weinman, this unique coin showcases a dual portrait of a Dutch settler and a Native American on its obverse side—symbolizing the historic origins of Long Island. The reverse boasts a meticulously detailed depiction of a 17th-century Dutch sailing ship, embodying the spirit of exploration and settlement.
A Must-Have for Collectors
With its limited mintage and historic significance, the 1936 Long Island Tercentenary Half Dollar appeals to seasoned collectors and history enthusiasts alike. Whether displayed in a coin album or kept as a cherished heirloom, this commemorative piece holds everlasting value and charm.
