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A surge in popularity led to the peak issuance of commemorative coins in 1936 — 16 different events across the nation were celebrated. Among the many souvenir coins output in 1936 was this 90% silver half dollar that marked Long Island's 300th anniversary of a Dutch settlement in Jamaica Bay. Designed by the son of A.A. Weinman, the obverse depicts jugate busts of two men; a Dutch colonist and a Native American. A Dutch ship in full sail appears on the reverse. Just 81,826 were struck more than eight decades ago; our lovely specimens remain in lustrous Brilliant Uncirculated quality.
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