The US 1895 Half Dollar coin, designed by George T. Morgan, features a portrait of Liberty and an eagle. This coin was minted during a period of economic recovery after the Panic of 1893, a time when the U.S. was stabilizing politically and economically. The design aimed to symbolize national strength and the enduring American spirit.
Economically, the 1895 Half Dollar was made of 90% silver, reflecting the U.S.s reliance on silver for currency. The coins design was a product of the time, aiming to boost confidence in the economy while showcasing the nations historical and political stability during the late 19th century.