United States Half Dollar with Independence Hall (Reverse)

The item is a silver-toned coin, specifically a United States Half Dollar. The visible side of the coin, which is the reverse, prominently features an engraving of Independence Hall, a historic building located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Above the building, the inscription "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" is clearly legible along the upper rim of the coin. Below the building, the denomination "HALF DOLLAR" is inscribed. The coin appears to be circular with a reeded edge, though the edge is not fully visible in the provided image. The surface exhibits a metallic sheen, indicative of its composition, likely a copper-nickel clad composition common in modern US coinage, or possibly an older silver composition depending on the specific year, which is not discernible from this image. There is some minor surface wear visible, consistent with circulation, but no apparent major damage such as deep scratches, bends, or significant discoloration. The details of Independence Hall, including windows and architectural elements, are well-defined. The overall condition suggests a circulated but well-preserved state.