1920 Half Dollar Splasher - J-A1920-2, Pilgrim, Obverse
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Struck in lead and catalogued as a splasher, this obverse die trial is for the Pilgrim Tercentenary half dollar of 1920. It came from the estate of Cyrus E. Dallin, who designed the coin, and sold in 2011 with a reverse trial. The obverse shows a half-length portrait of Governor William Bradford.
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Judd-A1920-2; Pollock-3552
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