Lot Of 10-2026-W Enduring Liberty Half Dollar(50c) 9-11-01 Always Remember Privy For Sale

You will receive TEN (10) of the best coins in stock at the time of your order. Pictures are for reference only won’t be exact but it will bet the nicest on hand. The 2026-W Enduring Liberty Half Dollar is a commemorative coin issued by the United States Mint in honor of the September 11th attacks. There are only 250,000 produced. The 2026-W Enduring Liberty half dollar obverse portrays the Lady Liberty, her steadfast gaze looking outward as if toward the future. The inscriptions are “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,” “IN GOD WE TRUST,” and “1776 ~ 2026.”

The reverse design features Liberty passing her torch, its flame trailing with the momentum of purpose, to a new generation. Inscriptions are “E PLURIBUS UNUM,” “HALF DOLLAR,” and “KNOWLEDGE IS THE ONLY GUARDIAN OF TRUE LIBERTY.” this coin has a denomination of 50 cents and was struck at the West Point Mint. The design of the coin includes a privy mark of "9-11-01 Always Remember" to keep the memory of the tragic event alive. This collectible piece serves as a reminder of the courage and resilience of the American people in the face of adversity. THESE COINS ARE IN HAND AND READY FOR SHIPMENT. You will get the best looking coin that I have. They are all brand new and uncirculated and came out of a box directly from the fed. Picture of coin for reference may not be the exact one shipped. Released directly into circulation via Federal Reserve Banks with a limited mintage of 250,000 coins rather than sold as a direct mint product. Please keep in mind that these coins were processed for direct circulation and due to the rolling and packaging process, there may be slight blemishes, milk, spots, slight scratches. We do our best to pick the best coins for each order. these coins are not proof or blemish free. But you will certainly have a rare, one of a kind coin to enjoy. TIMES TEN (10). There will be no refunds. Please contact us with any questions you may have. You get the exact 10 coins shown.