July 4th 250 Years of Freedom Half Dollar in Slab
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PRE-SALE ITEM - ARRIVING AUGUST 2026
Product Overview:
Celebrate absolute patriotism, a historic milestone, and two and a half centuries of independence with the spectacular July 4th 250 Years of Freedom Half Dollar in Slab.
This premium numismatic release honors the Semiquincentennial of the United States (1776–2026), elevating an official, legal tender U.S. Mint Half Dollar into a deeply meaningful, museum-quality custom art collectible.
This coin utilizes advanced high-definition colorization processes to overlay vibrant, symbolic imagery onto the classic metal surface without losing its original striking depth.
As showcased in the image, one side features a beautifully detailed, regal portrait of Lady Liberty wearing her iconic crown, flanked by the commemorative dates "1776-2026" and sovereign inscriptions like "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" and "IN GOD WE TRUST."
The other side captures the fiery essence of freedom, displaying two hands grasping the legendary torch over the Stars and Stripes, surrounded by exploding red, white, and blue fireworks.
To preserve its long-term condition and maximize visual appeal, the coin arrives permanently housed in a premium protective slab insert, complete with custom thematic label graphics. Boasting a strictly limited mintage for the 2026 anniversary year, this historic showpiece is an essential acquisition for fans of American heritage, custom coin art, and elite numismatic collections.
Product Specifications:
* Theme: July 4th - 250 Years of Freedom (1776-2026).
* Base Coin: Official U.S. Mint Half Dollar.
* Year of Issue: 2026.
* Format: Custom Colorized Legal Tender.
* Finish: Premium Selective Multi-Color Enhancements.
* Packaging: Custom-themed protective numismatic slab display.
* Limited Mintage: Strict 2026 Anniversary Edition.
Pre-sale Terms (ETA August):
This is a confirmed pre-sale. Our dates include a safety margin for potential delays, but we often ship early.
Important: We do not accept cancellations for failure to read the description or change of mind.
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