1836 Name on Base Silver Dollar - A Coveted Numismatic Treasure
Acquire a remarkable piece of American coinage history with this 1836 "Name on Base" silver dollar. A prized item for discerning collectors, this coin represents a significant era in United States minting.
Historical Significance
The 1836 "Name on Base" design is an important variety from the early years of U.S. silver dollar production. This particular example, a Judd-60 Restrike, Pollock-65, showcases the artistry and craftsmanship of the period, holding a special place in numismatic collections due to its design characteristics and rarity.
Key Features
- Denomination: PS$1 (Pattern Silver Dollar)
- Metal: Silver
- Year: 1836
- Certification: PCGS
- Grade: 64
- Rarity: R.5
- Designation: Judd-60 Restrike, Pollock-65
- PCGS Certification ID: 50149665
- NGC Number: 40060
Collecting Considerations
When handling this delicate silver dollar, it is recommended to use cotton gloves to prevent fingerprints and maintain its condition. Store it in a protective holder specifically designed for coins to avoid scratches or environmental damage. Authenticating rare coins often requires expert evaluation; the PCGS certification provides assurance of its genuineness and grade.
