50 Dollars (Panama–Pacific Exposition) , United States
Obverse
Reverse
Coin Details
Obverse
Minerva bust helmeted left
Latin
UNITED · STATES·OF·AMERICA ·IN GOD WE TRUST· ·M·C·M·X·V· · FIFTY DOLLARS ·
Reverse
Owl pearched on California pine branch
Latin
PANAMA-PACIFIC·EXPOSITION ·E PLURIBUS UNUM· S ·SAN FRANCISCO·
Specifications
- Weight83.59g
- Diameter44mm
- CompositionGold (.900)
- Orientationcoin
- ShapeRound
- TechniqueMilled
- Value50 Dollars
Categories
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