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The Last Wagons West. 1939 was the last year of the Oregon Trail half dollar and the lowest mintage of the series. Denver struck 3,004 and none were melted. The Oregon Trail Memorial Association sold them only as three-coin sets, one each from Philadelphia, Denver and San Francisco, at $7.50 a set. James Earle Fraser designed the wagon side and his wife, Laura Gardin Fraser, the Native American side. This coin shows rim toning on the reverse and carries a green CAC sticker. PCGS has graded 423 at MS66, with 305 finer (PCGS population, read October 21, 2026). In John’s words: a super one. PCGS cert 61445162. Verify grade at PCGS.com.
The Last Wagons West. 1939 was the last year of the Oregon Trail half dollar and the lowest mintage of the series. Denver struck 3,004 and none were melted. The Oregon Trail Memorial Association sold them only as three-coin sets, one each from Philadelphia, Denver and San Francisco, at $7.50 a set. James Earle Fraser designed the wagon side and his wife, Laura Gardin Fraser, the Native American side. This coin shows rim toning on the reverse and carries a green CAC sticker. PCGS has graded 423 at MS66, with 305 finer (PCGS population, read October 21, 2026). In John’s words: a super one. PCGS cert 61445162. Verify grade at PCGS.com.
