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Walking Liberty Half Dollars (1916 - 1947)
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Coin Number |
Date |
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Grade |
Description |
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6558692 |
1916-D |
PCGS |
MS66 |
The mintmark is repunched southwest. The light tan-gold toning is slightly deeper on the reverse. This lustrous and uncommonly smooth Premium Gem is sharply struck and pleasing. A tiny spot is noted near Liberty's knee. The 1916-D is one of just two dates with an obverse Denver mintmark, and the mintage of 1,014,400 is low by the standards of the series. |
$4,900 |
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06145721 |
1916-D |
PCGS |
MS65 |
A popular first-year issue, the '16-D is also significant as one of only four Walking Liberty half dollar issues to display an obverse mintmark. Endowed with effulgent satin luster, the surfaces are largely free of bagmarks and toned in shades of lavender and medium-gray. Although not quite complete, the strike is well above average for the issue. |
$2,400 |
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22000317 |
1917-S |
PCGS |
MS64 REV |
Nice luster. Well struck. Pleasing surfaces. |
$4,900 |
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3479917 |
1917-S |
PCGS |
MS64 REV |
PCGS Population (159/42). NGC Census: (122/19). Mintage: 5,554,000. |
$4,900 |
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03633911 |
1917-S |
PCGS |
MS64 REV |
Full mint luster. Well struck. Pleasing surfaces, though they appear to have been struck at a late die state. |
$4,900 |
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05955094 |
1918-S |
PCGS |
MS64 |
The 1918-S boasts one of the two highest mintages in the pre1941 Walking Liberty HD series. A sizeable total of 10.2 million coins were produced, and circulated survivors can usually be located without too much patience. Mint State examples, on the other hand, are scarce. In addition to full mint luster, this coin is noteworthy because it possesses exceptionally sharp definition for this notorious strike rarity among S-mint Walkers. Even the central highpoints are boldly delineated. Just a few stray abrasions away from a full Gem rating. |
$4,900 |
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1916232-001 |
1927-S |
NCG |
MS65 |
One of the great strike rarities in the series, as well as being an absolute and condition rarity, the 1927-S is seldom seen in such stellar condition. This piece is about 90% full with few blemishes. The fields are very bright. Population: 27 in 65, only 2 finer. |
$7,750 |
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10883066 |
1933 - S |
PCGS |
MS65 |
Full Gem Mint Luster, Well Struck. Pleasing Surfaces with minimum contact surfaces. |
$3,600 |
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08824031 |
1934 |
PCGS |
MS67 |
Crisply struck for this issue with wisps of gold and blue-violet patina on both sides. Quite lustrous with no real distractions. PCGS has certified just seven finer examples (8/06). |
$1,400 |
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449082-007 |
1934 |
NGC |
MS67 |
Excellent luster! Only 8 coins graded higher. |
$985 |
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02981982 |
1934-D |
PCGS |
MS66 |
PCGS Population (117/2). NGC Census: (34/1). Mintage: 2,361,400. |
$2,275 |
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50223338 |
1934-S |
PCGS |
MS66 |
PGCS Population: 81 Only 5 graded higher |
$5,600 |
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548943-001 |
1935 |
NGC |
MS67 |
Frosty mint luster pretty golden-white surfaces. A beautiful gem example. None rated higher. |
$1,850 |
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06000931 |
1935-D |
PCGS |
MS66 |
None graded higher at either service. Mostly white with attractive hints of gold. No coins graded finer |
$5,200 |
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4376142 |
1935-S |
PCGS |
MS65 |
Satiny, well struck, and nearly immaculate, this shimmering Gem reveals light toning near the borders and smooth, effulgent surfaces. An issue that is easily located in lower grades, the '35-S is a prized commodity at the Gem grade level. Encapsulated in a prior-generation PCGS holder with a green label. |
$2,850 |
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364866-014 |
1935-S |
NGC |
MS66 |
Stunning piece. NGC Census: (39/3). PCGS Population (87/2). Mintage: 3,854,000. |
$4,025 |
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21493630 |
1935-S |
PCGS |
MS66 |
Pretty honey-golden rim color and strong luster. Very desirable in this grade with a population at PCGS of 87 with only 2 known finer. |
$4,600 |
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50257978 |
1935-S |
PCGS |
MS66 |
Full satin-like mint luster. Well struck. Pleasing surfaces which exhibit eye appealing golden tone. There is a hint of blue near the rims. |
$4,600 |
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50095458 |
1936 |
PCGS |
PR66 |
Many 1936 proof halves do not show the depth of mirrored reflectivity seen on this high grade piece. Brilliant, except for a slight overlay of gray patina, the surfaces are free from any noticeable defects. |
$6,375 |
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4082743 |
1936 |
PCGS |
MS67 |
Sharply struck and displaying luster subdued only by the slightest amber iridescence just beginning. An early graded example evidenced by the old-style green insert. |
$1,075 |
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4156822 |
1936 |
PCGS |
MS67 |
Well struck with light toning on obverse. |
$1,075 |
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317645-005 |
1936 |
NGC |
PR66 |
Sharply struck and displaying luster subdued only by the slightest amber iridescence just beginning. An early graded example evidenced by the old-style green insert. |
$5,800 |
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| 1893106-006 | 1937 |
NGC |
PR67 |
Milky tan-gray patina lightens to small windows of brilliance on each side. A sharp, fully original Superb Proof example. |
$3,300 |
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50042432 |
1937 |
PCGS |
PR67 |
Walking Liberty |
$2,150 |
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303777-001 |
1937 |
NGC |
PR67 |
Nearly full mint brilliance, touched with a hint of gold. Glittering reflective fields. Immaculate surfaces are modestly hazed. Just 5,728 Proofs were struck. |
$3,300 |
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302065-002 |
1937-D |
NGC |
MS67 |
Silky golden-white surfaces. A pleasing ultra-gem example. Pop 23 with 1 graded higher. |
$3,335 |
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1715340-004 |
1937-D |
NGC |
MS67 |
Clean and original with frosty fields and attractive golden accents along the bottom rims. |
$2,335 |
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40000006 |
1938 |
PCGS |
PR66 |
Full blazing mint brilliance. Ultra-deep reflective fields. Immaculate surfaces. There is a single tiny dark speck on Liberty's lower gown. Excellent eye appeal. Just 8,152 Proofs were struck. None graded higher. |
$1,150 |
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5764618 |
1939 |
PCGS |
MS67 |
Only 17 graded higher. |
$945 |
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07449081 |
1939 |
PCGS |
MS67 |
PCGS Population (186/17). NGC Census: (198/16). Mintage: 6,820,808. |
$945 |
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294764-003 |
1939-D |
NGC |
MS67 |
Lustrous full white with a light tough of honey-gold. Only 2 coins graded higher. |
$1,275 |
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389580-009 |
1940 |
NGC |
PR68 |
Both sides are covered in a light silver-gold cast with tinges of ice-blue. This piece is sharply struck, as expected, and shows only a minuscule tick on Liberty's branch hand under a glass. NGC has graded none finer. |
$3,600 |
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1727946-025 |
1940 |
NGC |
MS68 |
Of more than 9.1 million examples struck, this Superb Gem is among the best-preserved survivors: fully struck with complete separation between the thumb and forefinger. Highly lustrous with thin silver-gray and gold-green patina over much of the surfaces. Two small reeding marks, the only flaws of note, appear on the eagle's tailfeathers. |
$3,600 |
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63521134 |
1940-S |
PCGS |
MS66 |
Dusky gold toning is noted throughout the left obverse. The reverse is nearly brilliant. This lustrous Walking Liberty half has a bluntly struck branch hand, but Liberty's head and skirt lines are crisp. In an old green label holder. |
$1,275 |
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06479469 |
1941 |
PCGS |
MS67 |
A lustrous Superb Gem with a solid strike. Thin slate-gray patina covers the upper half of the obverse, while the reverse has bronze toning at the periphery. |
$650 |
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50208271 |
1941-D |
PCGS |
MS67 |
Both sides of this beautiful Superb Gem have brilliant silver color and frosty luster. Every design element is boldly struck, save for the central obverse. Liberty's thumb is outlined but not fully detailed. PCGS has only certified a single finer example of this date. |
$850 |
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50108216 |
1941-D |
PCGS |
MS67 |
Sharply struck with bold luster and gleaming silver-white surfaces. The reverse is pristine, and there are just two or three tiny nicks on the obverse. Only one coin has achieved a finer grade level at PCGS, as of (3/07) |
$690 |
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3500551 |
1941-D |
PCGS |
MS65 |
Light toning on both obverse and reverse. |
$165 |
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1819966-005 |
1942 |
NGC |
PR68 |
Full blazing mint brilliance. Deep mirror-like fields. Slightly contrasting devices. |
$3,250 |
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1784451-002 |
1942 |
NGC |
PR68 |
This issue's proof mintage of 21,120 pieces and generally high level of preservation allows for thousands of Gem quality specimens for today's collector. Of course the desirability of these classic mid 20th century proofs is at an all-time high and even this quantity is hardly sufficient to meet the ever-increasing demand. Even a typical Gem example, however, is going to exhibit a minor blemish or mint-caused distraction of some sort and the chances of a specimen approaching perfection are understandably remote. Offered here is one of those lucky few that managed to survive in a virtual pristine state of preservation. Its peerless mirrored surfaces are outlined in some of the peripheral areas in splashes of deep multicolored patina, leaving windows of interspersed near-brilliance. NGC and PCGS combined have seen a total of only four coins grading higher. |
$3,250 |
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50109393 |
1942 |
PCGS |
PR67 |
Seeming perfectly made and entirely pristine, this Superb Gem proof has flashy, highly-reflective fields, with just a touch of golden patina at selected border areas. |
$1,125 |
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10985296 |
1942 |
PCGS |
PR67 |
Beautiful high end proof liberty. |
$1,125 |
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03845127 |
1942 |
PCGS |
PR67 |
Fully struck, with the razor-sharp details expected on a proof specimen. A light coating of milky patina is seen in the obverse fields, and a smaller amount of the same is found on the reverse. Impeccably preserved and seemingly pristine. |
$985 |
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2384763 |
1942 |
PCGS |
PR67 |
Mirror-like finish, blazing bright silver. The black around the head is actually the reflection of the black camera. |
$980 |
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655060-004 |
1943-S |
NGC |
MS67 |
Gorgeous coin with highest grade. NGC Census: (17/0). PCGS Population (24/0). Mintage: 13,450,000. |
$2,300 |
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660984-004 |
1944 |
NGC |
MS67 |
None graded higher. NGC Census (67/0) |
$1,250 |
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50184531 |
1944-D |
PCGS |
MS67 |
The luster is deep and frosty on this brilliant piece, one of the 300+ finest graded at either service (4/06). Even under a loupe, perusal reveals few distractions of any sort, although the thumb is less than full. |
$1,275 |
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07976885 |
1944-D |
PCGS |
MS67 |
PCGS Population (151/0). NGC Census: (172/0). Mintage: 9,769,000. |
$1,275 |
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219908-005 |
1944-D |
NGC |
MS67 |
Mottled russet and gray obverse toning over a glimmer of mint luster. Nearly full reverse mint luster, with a few microscopic russet sprinkles blending in. Fairly well struck. Surfaces are immaculate. Superb quality. |
$800 |
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1777894-002 |
1944-S |
NGC |
MS67 |
With just a little imagination, all of the skirt lines may be seen, although some are virtually gone. Even Liberty's thumb is partially outlined. The specialist will understand what this means, for nearly every existing example of this issue has drastic central weakness. This example has outstanding eye appeal with satiny silver luster and peripheral green-gold toning, mostly on the obverse. Tied for finest certified. Population: 4 in 67, 0 finer (10/05). |
$13,950 |
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21502744 |
1944-S |
PCGS |
MS65 |
Slight bag marks on obverse. |
$475 |
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50066988 |
1945 |
PCGS |
MS67 |
Very well struck, with only slight indication of wear. |
$1,895 |
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2090980-047 |
1945-D |
NGC |
MS67 |
NGC Census: (120/0). PCGS Population (106/0). Mintage: 9,966,800. |
$925 |
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447451-002 |
1946 |
NGC |
MS67 |
NGC Census: (26/1). PCGS Population (20/0). Mintage: 12,118,000. |
$2,400 |
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449253-001 |
1946 |
NGC |
MS67 |
Walking Liberty |
$1,800 |
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1822647-001 |
1946-S |
NGC |
MS67 |
Slight toning with above-average detail and practically unblemished surfaces. A shining Superb Gem, one of a few dozen MS67 pieces at both services, with none finer. |
$1,625 |
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303734-002 |
1947 |
NGC |
MS67 |
A frosty and well-defined specimen. One of only 50 coins graded at this level by NGC. |
$1,825 |
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1998163-001 |
1947-D |
NGC |
MS67 |
One of the few coins in the highest grade. |
$1,625 |
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