The US 1901 Half Dollar, made of 90% silver, reflected the economic stability of the U.S. during the turn of the century. This period saw the U.S. emerge as an industrial power, with the economy experiencing significant growth. The US 1901 Half Dollar, featuring Liberty and an eagle, symbolized national strength and prosperity.
Politically, the US 1901 Half Dollar circulated during the presidency of Theodore Roosevelt, a time of progressive reforms and imperial expansion. The coins design, created by Chief Engraver Charles Barber, represented American ideals and resilience, as the U.S. continued to solidify its global influence and economic prominence.