- Designed by John Reich and engraved by Christian Gobrecht at the United States Mint in Philadelphia.
- The obverse features a laureated head of Liberty facing right, with the word "LIBERTY" above and the date "1836" below.
- The reverse features a seated Liberty holding a staff and a shield with the US Coat of Arms, surrounded by the words "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA," "HALF DOLLAR," and the mint mark "O" (for the New Orleans Mint).
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Although it is a folklore story and not confirmed, in 494 BC, Rome was a government official for the protection of commoners tribune . Was installed. The tribunes elected by the Plebeian Council have the right to veto the decisions of the Senate and the Consul, initially two, but in 449 BC the ca
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