1992 San Francisco Olympic Half Dollar Proof 69 DCAM PCGS

The obverse of the 1992-S Olympic Half Dollar was designed by William C. Cousins. It features an intricate and dynamic depiction of a female athlete performing the javelin throw. This powerful image captures the athlete in mid-action, symbolizing strength, skill, and the spirit of competition. Surrounding the primary design are the inscriptions "LIBERTY" at the top, "IN GOD WE TRUST" to the right, and the date "1992" at the bottom. The reverse side of the coin, also designed by William C. Cousins, showcases a detailed and patriotic image of the American flag flowing gracefully. Below the flag is a laurel branch, symbolizing victory and honor. The reverse inscriptions include "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" at the top, "E PLURIBUS UNUM" (out of many, one) to the left, and "HALF DOLLAR" at the bottom, indicating the coin's denomination.

1992 S Olympic Half Dollar PR69 DCAM PCGS

The "PR69 DCAM" grade signifies that the coin is in near-perfect proof condition with deep cameo contrast. Proof coins are specially minted with a high-polish finish and frosted design elements that stand out against a mirror-like background. The DCAM (Deep Cameo) designation indicates the highest level of contrast between the frosted and mirrored surfaces, enhancing the coin's visual appeal.