Adolph A. Weinman’s design of the Walking Liberty Half Dollar is arguably one of the most beautiful designs used on a U.S. silver coin.
Walking Liberty Halves were made in Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco from 1916 to 1947.
Deep original luster with a touch of rustic toning.
Silver-white surfaces with violet-gold tint along the periphery.
Lustrous silver-white surfaces.
Lustrous surfaces with champagne-gold shading.
Well struck with lustrous silver-gray surfaces that have a light gold hue. Nearly mark-free with just a trace of wear.
Well detailed with battleship-gray surfaces.
Well struck with satiny white luster and a very pleasing appearance.
CAC. A beautiful example of this scarce date with thick golden luster covering nearly flawless surfaces. Wonderfully original with fantastic eye appeal.
Extremely well struck with satiny white luster and only minor marks.
Silver-gray surfaces with underlying luster.
Well detailed coin-gray surfaces.
Well detailed battleship-gray surfaces.
Pleasing light silver-gray surfaces.
Attractive and problem-free with light coin-gray surfaces.
Battleship-gray surfaces.
Well detailed light gray surfaces.
Well detailed silver-gray surfaces and a touch of russet and gold at the rim.
CAC. Sharply struck for this scarce issue with vibrant luster on original surfaces that display russet and light golden toning. Very high end for the grade with no obvious sign of friction.