Beskrivning: Mynt, half dollar (50 cents). Walking Liberty Half Dollar
På åtsidan bild av en stående örn text över "United States of America", under "Halfdollar, till vänster "E pluribus unum".
På frånsidan bild av stående kvinna med blommor till höger, text ovanför "Liberty", till höger "In God we trust" och underst "1938".
Reseminne ifrån Amerikaresan 1955. Låg i radergummi ask, SLM 33947
Objektnummer: 33956
Tillkomstperiod: 1938
Historik - Byggnadsnamn: Solbacka
Historik - Socken: Lid
Historik - Kommun: Nyköping
Historik - Län: Södermanland
Historik - Landskap: Södermanland
Historik - Land: Sverige
Förvärvsdatum: 2008-09
Specialbenämning: Walking Liberty Half Dollar
Material: Metall
Höjd (mm): 2
Diameter (mm): 30
Teknik: Gjutet, Präglat
Signering / märkning: United States of America - Halfdollar
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