
Coin profile
Reported standard-issue mintage / distribution: 25,015

Reported standard-issue mintage / distribution: 25,015
Wisconsin’s territorial centennial coin combines frontier labor symbols—an arm holding a pick and a pile of ore—with a badger, arrows, and olive branch. The deliberately spare design reflects the territory’s mining and agricultural foundations. It was a one-year Philadelphia issue.
Obverse: Miner and territorial seal.
Reverse: Badger and branches.
| Regular issue | Mint | Net distribution / collector mintage |
|---|---|---|
| 1936 | Issue / series total | 25,015 |
The figures in this 1936 Wisconsin Territorial Centennial Half Dollar table report the regular collector issues shown for this commemorative. Where sponsors returned unsold coins for melting, the listed quantity reflects net distribution rather than the larger number initially struck.