The US 1832 Half Dollar, designed by John Reich, features Liberty with a capped bust and an eagle on the reverse. Struck in 89.24% silver, the US 1832 Half Dollar reflected economic stability during the early years of Andrew Jacksons presidency, a time when silver was central to U.S. coinage.
In 1832, the Nullification Crisis tested federal authority, impacting national unity. The US 1832 Half Dollars design, symbolizing strength and freedom, echoed Jacksons resolve. Its silver content represented the nations commitment to sound currency, reinforcing both economic security and the federal governments power during a politically turbulent period.