Here we have a 1915-S Panama- Pacific Gold $2.5 in PCGS MS 65+ CAC Certified, which is arguably the most sought after coin in Classic Commemorative coin program.
The Classic Commemorative Coin program started in 1892 and went on till 1954.
Honoring people, places and events with designs made of silver and gold in quarters, half dollars , gold dollars, gold $2.50, and the large gold $50 gold coins. Classic commemorative coins were first introduced to the public at the world's Columbian Exposition in 1893.
The obverse, designed by Charles Barber, depicts an allegorical figure (likely the goddess Columbia) on a hippocampus (a mythological creature), symbolizing the commerce passing through the canal. The reverse, designed by George T. Morgan, features an American eagle.
Of the many designs the Pan-Pac is always the most desired. Whether it's the 50 cent, One dollar, gold, $2.50 Gold, $50 Gold collectors and coin dealers alike are always in search of this design. The coveted Pan-Pac coins were produced in celebration of the opening of the Panama canal. The mintage was limited to 6,749 coins, which is incredibly low for a classic coin. Additionally, only 17 exist in PCGS MS65+ with even fewer having the CAC sticker of quality (as of 6/12/25)! The PCGS price guide values this coin at $7,250 in MS 66, and this coin is as close to that grade as possible being a 65+ with CAC approval. This is a legendary opportunity to collect a remarkable piece of history! We only have this one piece available, so secure yours today!
Highlights:
- PCGS MS65+
- CAC sticker of quality
- Only a handful exist!
