First time I've ever seen this one circulated

Yeah, they always quote Keats, and peril the thought, Shelly.

 

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I gotta do this........

 

And some comedian had a line about liking to date Kindergarten teachers because they kept saying "OK, now do it again...and again..."

 

Yeah brian keats was good. Thought mr.french, buffy snd jodie were good too

 

I think you might be on to something here. I wouldn't be surprised if a few modern commems got intentionally worn down to make a lowball set. I don't understand that type of collecting, but I know some people go crazy for them.

 

I like the GW commem because it is one of the few that comes in Prooflike condition. Here's my 66PL:

 

That’s a spectacular example.

 

Grandbabies have 4 from great grandma. Still in OGP. silver and clad i think

 

Not clad, all the Washington halves are 90% silver, business strike and proof.

 

As has been mentioned above, the only two silver commem halves of the 'modern era' are the George Washington and the Bill of rights. The mint should do more to keep the tradition of commemorative coins in 'coin silver' but clad (on halves) is fad at the moment.

 

I’ve been carrying one as a pocket piece because I’d never seen a circulated one either.

 

3 blue. 2 red boxes. Could the blues be p+d. Oh I see. Physics fan posted a D. So i understand. Never looked. Thanks