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½ Dollar (Pilgrim Tercentenary) , United States

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Coin Details
Obverse
William Bradford governor of the Plymouth Colony holding a Bible.
Latin
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA IN GOD WE TRUST PILGRIM HALF DOLLAR
Reverse
The Mayflower, the ship which carried the Pilgrims to Plymouth.
Latin
PILGRIM TERCENTENARY CELEBRATION 1620 - 1920
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