The Bay Bridge Commemorative was designed by San Francisco artist Jacques Schnier. The obverse is toned with wonderful amber, spring-green, olive and vibrant rose. The intricately detailed San Francisco Bridge on the reverse, displays the same wonderful hues.
PCGS #12432796
PCGS / NGC Population: 1542/1303 – Higher 854/617
This is a great coin, the obverse which is usually plagued with bag marks because of its open space, is wonderfully clean. The reverse shows all the intricate details of the San Francisco Bay Bridge, and is truly a gorgeous design. Lustrous with varying depths of gold swirl on both sides.
PCGS Cert #1301317
PCGS / NGC Population: 1501/1284 – 846 Higher
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PCGS Cert #18233350
PCGS / NGC Population: 1550/1309 Higher 855/610
This is a great coin, the obverse which is usually plagued with bag marks because of its open space, is wonderfully clean. The reverse shows all the intricate details of the San Francisco Bay Bridge, and is truly a gorgeous design. Lustrous with varying depths of gold coloration swirl on both sides.
PCGS Cert #16019273
PCGS / NGC Population: 733/532 Higher: 123/86
The Bay Bridge Commemorative was designed by San Francisco artist Jacques Schnier. This example is toned in varying shades of rose and gold that are visited by “pops” of sky blue.
PCGS Cert #19720595
PCGS / NGC Population: 766/547 Higher: 125/85
CAC Population: 71/22
This is a great coin, the obverse which is usually plagued with bag marks because of its open space, is amazingly clean. The reverse shows all the intricate details of the San Francisco Bay Bridge, and is truly a wonderful design. Gorgeous lustrous surfaces are enhanced with areas of amber-gold that touch the rims on both sides and leave the centers untoned and breathtaking.
PCGS Cert #25533313
PCGS / NGC Population: 119/80 Higher: 8/7
CAC Population: 28/1
The Bay Bridge Commemorative was designed by San Francisco artist Jacques Schnier. The grizzly bear on the obverse, is mostly untoned with golden flecks scattered throughout. The intricately detailed San Francisco Bridge on the reverse, displays a wonderful golden hue.
PCGS Cert #14517594
PCGS / NGC Population: 110/71 – 9 higher
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PCGS Cert #06621185
PCGS / NGC Population: 211/207 Higher 6/19
A stunning first year of issue example of this Booker T. Washington Commemorative. The BTW ran from 1946 through 1951 and was issued from all mints. Bold amber and emerald green toning embraces this satiny and impressive struck high grade example.
PCGS Cert #21726666
PCGS / NGC Population: 31/58 – 1 higher
A spectacular display of bold lavender, denim blue and fiery gold toning embraces this satiny and impressive struck high grade example. A wonderful “first year of issue” example of the Booker T. Washington Commemorative from the Denver Mint. The BTW ran from 1946 through 1951 and was issued from all mints.
PCGS Cert #06628170
PCGS / NGC Population: 228/245 Higher 27/60
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PCGS Cert #18430808
PCGS / NGC Population: 1164/812 Higher 400/457
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PCGS Cert #06631638
PCGS / NGC Population: 170/178 Higher 0/9
An outstanding example of a coin that is normally riddled with bagmarks and blemishes. A VERY common coin, in a VERY uncommon state of preservation. Exactly as Issac Scott Hathaway intended his design to be.
PCGS Cert #06632332
PCGS / NGC Population: 203/205 Higher 7/17
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PCGS Cert #06631638
PCGS / NGC Population: 206/206 Higher 6/19
A spectacular display of honey amber and rainbow toning that embraces this satiny and impressive struck high grade example. A wonderful example of the Booker T. Washington Commemorative from the Denver Mint. The BTW ran from 1946 through 1951 and was issued from all mints.
PCGS Cert #06612919
PCGS / NGC Population: 7/19 – None Higher
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PCGS Cert #06631639
PCGS / NGC Population: 257/287 Higher 5/56
In 1949 only 6,004 Booker T. Washingtons were struck at each of the three mints. This example of the Philadelphia coinage has well struck design elements with some light patina in the peripheral lettering. PCGS has only graded 5 coins finer
PCGS Cert #21353580
PCGS / NGC Population: 204/211 – 5 Higher
This piece has satiny silver surfaces with faint champagne toning on both sides. Distributed to honor the teachings of Booker T. Washington and buy and restore the 300 acre farm with the original log cabin where Washington lived.
PCGS Cert #18005905
PCGS / NGC Population: 143/135 Higher 2/11
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NGC Cert #3216221002
PCGS / NGC Population: 15/42 None Higher
An outstanding example of a coin that is normally riddled with bagmarks and blemishes. A VERY common coin, in a VERY uncommon state of preservation. Exactly as Issac Scott Hathaway intended his design to be.
Booker T. Washington was such an influential individual that Elbert Hubbard of the firm Roycroft dedicated a issue of the “Little Journeys” to him.
PCGS Cert #15234836
PCGS / NGC Population: 14/49 – None Higher