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½ Dollar (American Bald Eagle) , United States

2008
½ Dollar (American Bald Eagle) - Obverse

Obverse

½ Dollar (American Bald Eagle) - Reverse

Reverse

Coin Details

Obverse

Description:

Two baby eaglets and an egg within a Bald Eagle nest.

Script:

Latin

Lettering:

LIBERTY * 2008 IN GOD WE TRUST

Engravers:
Joseph Menna

Reverse

Description:

The Bald Eagle “Challenger” with an American flag in the background. “Challenger” is a non-releasable Bald Eagle who has been trained to free fly at major events during the National Anthem.

Script:

Latin

Lettering:

E PLURIBUS CHALLENGER UNUM UNITED STATES of AMERICA S HALF DOLLAR

Engravers:
Charles Lessie Vickers

Specifications

  • Weight11.34g
  • Diameter30.6mm
  • Thickness2mm
  • CompositionCopper-nickel clad copper
  • Orientationcoin
  • ShapeRound
  • TechniqueMilled
  • Value50 Cents

Categories

Year2008

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