1937-D Texas Commem Half Dollar (50c)

Warm champagne-gold and olive patina covers both sides, with deeper russet gathered near portions of the rims and legends. Satiny luster pushes through the original skin, and the strike is crisp, especially through the eagle, wing feathers, and central reverse figure. The surfaces are solid for the 64 grade - so solid in fact that CAC gave this a gold bean, which means they think it's at *least* a 65+ by today's standards. We agree!