1925 50C Stone Mountain MS (PCGS#9378)
June 2026 Showcase Auction U.S. Coins
- Auctioneer
- Stack's Bowers
- Lot Number
- 4287
- Grade
- MS67+
- Price
- 3,172
- Lot Description
- Superior quality for this popular classic commemorative type. Blushes of champagne-gold and ice-blue iridescence visit both sides and provide strong eye appeal. Fully lustrous and satiny in finish. This half dollar type commemorates the beginning of a carving on Stone Mountain, Georgia, of a memorial to the soldiers of the Southern Confederacy who fought during the Civil War. The carving began on June 18, 1923, and is now regarded as the largest bas-relief sculpture in the world. It depicts two of the most famous Confederate leaders of the Civil War riding on their favorite horses: General Robert E. Lee and "Traveller;" and General Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson and "Little Sorrel." From a mintage of 2,310,000 half dollars, 1,310,000 were sold to raise funds for the monument.
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