Walking Liberty Half Dollars

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1942-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar, Denver Mint, 90% Silver, 0.3617 oz Silver, Struck the First Full Year of America in World War II, Skirt Lines and Sandal Detail Showing, Original Never-Cleaned Surfaces with Light Toning, Adolph Weinman Design Used Today on the American Silver Eagle, KM#142 [Est. VF-20]

$67.42 1942 Est. VF-20

Description

A 1942-D Walking Liberty half dollar struck at the Denver Mint, with the D mint mark on the reverse near the rim at about 8 o'clock, KM#142. The obverse shows Liberty striding toward the rising sun, draped in the flag and carrying branches of laurel and oak; the reverse shows an eagle perched on a mountain crag with a pine sapling. 90% silver, 12.5 grams standard, 30.6 mm, reeded edge. The close-ups show the date, Liberty, the D mint mark and the eagle.

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Historical Context

Sculptor Adolph A. Weinman designed the Walking Liberty half dollar, struck from 1916 to 1947. In 1942, the first full year after Pearl Harbor, Denver struck about 11 million of them, under a quarter of Philadelphia's 48 million. Weinman's Liberty returned in 1986 as the obverse of the American Silver Eagle, so this classic design is still being struck today.

Buying Power

In 1942 this half dollar had the buying power of about $10.24 today.

Condition

[Est. VF-20] Circulated, original and never cleaned or polished, with light gray toning and hints of blue. Full rims and bold lettering; LIBERTY, IN GOD WE TRUST, the date and HALF DOLLAR are sharp. The skirt lines on Liberty's legs, the sandal, the sun's rays and the eagle's wing feathers show clearly; Liberty's head, hand and the eagle's breast are worn smooth. Light marks consistent with circulation (see the close-ups). Checked for the 1942-D/S over-mint-mark variety: the D appears single. Grade estimated; not professionally graded. Currently still legal tender, but its silver content and collector value are far higher than face value.

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1942-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar, Denver Mint, 90% Silver, 0.3617 oz Silver, Struck the Year of the Battle of Midway, Full Rims and Bold Lettering, Adolph Weinman Design, KM#142 [Est. F-15]

$63.58 1942 Est. F-15

Description

A 1942-D Walking Liberty half dollar struck at the Denver Mint, with the D mint mark on the reverse near the rim at about 8 o'clock, KM#142. The obverse shows Liberty striding toward the rising sun, draped in the flag and carrying branches of laurel and oak; the reverse shows an eagle perched on a mountain crag with a pine sapling. 90% silver, 12.5 grams standard, 30.6 mm, reeded edge. The close-ups show the date, Liberty, the D mint mark and the eagle.

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Historical Context

Sculptor Adolph A. Weinman designed the Walking Liberty half dollar, struck from 1916 to 1947. His Liberty returned in 1986 on the American Silver Eagle, so the design is still being struck today. Denver struck 10,973,800 in 1942, under a quarter of Philadelphia's 47.8 million. That June the U.S. Navy turned the Pacific war at the Battle of Midway.

Buying Power

In 1942 this half dollar had the buying power of about $10.24 today.

Condition

[Est. F-15] Circulated, original, with light gray toning. Full rims and bold lettering; the date, IN GOD WE TRUST and HALF DOLLAR are sharp. Liberty's head and hand are worn smooth, the skirt lines show on the lower gown, the eagle's breast is worn flat and the wing feathers show in part. Light marks consistent with circulation (see the close-ups). Checked for the 1942-D/S over-mint-mark variety: the D appears single. Grade estimated; not professionally graded. Currently still legal tender, but its silver content and collector value are far higher than face value.

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1943 Walking Liberty Half Dollar, Philadelphia Mint, 90% Silver, 0.3617 oz Silver, Highest Mintage of the Series, World War II Year, Adolph Weinman Design Used Today on the American Silver Eagle, KM#142 [Est. F-12]

$61.37 1943 Est. F-12

Description

A 1943 Walking Liberty half dollar struck at the Philadelphia Mint (no mint mark: the field below the pine branch on the reverse is empty), KM#142. The obverse shows Liberty striding toward the rising sun, draped in the flag and carrying branches of laurel and oak; the reverse shows an eagle perched on a mountain crag with a pine sapling. 90% silver, 12.5 grams standard, 30.6 mm, reeded edge. The close-ups show the date, Liberty, the empty mint mark spot and the eagle.

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Historical Context

Sculptor Adolph A. Weinman designed the Walking Liberty half dollar, struck from 1916 to 1947. His Liberty returned in 1986 on the American Silver Eagle, so the design is still being struck today. Philadelphia struck 53,190,000 in 1943, the highest mintage of the series. That year the war took the copper out of the cent, struck in zinc-coated steel, but the half dollar stayed 90% silver.

Buying Power

In 1943 this half dollar had the buying power of about $9.65 today.

Condition

[Est. F-12] Circulated, with gray toning that deepens to violet and brown in the recesses. Full rims and clear lettering; the date is readable but worn low. Liberty's head, hand and upper body are worn smooth and the skirt lines show only in part; the eagle's feathers are worn, with the wing outlines clear. Fine scratches and light marks across both sides (see the close-ups). Checked the date and IN GOD WE TRUST for doubling: none seen. Grade estimated; not professionally graded. Currently still legal tender, but its silver content and collector value are far higher than face value.

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1919-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar, Denver Mint, 90% Silver, 0.3617 oz Silver, Low Mintage of 1,165,000, Original Never-Cleaned Surfaces, Adolph Weinman Design Used Today on the American Silver Eagle, KM#142 [Est. AG-3]

$59.19 1919 Est. AG-3

Description

A 1919-D Walking Liberty half dollar struck at the Denver Mint, with the D mint mark on the reverse near the rim at about 8 o'clock, KM#142. The obverse shows Liberty striding toward the rising sun, draped in the flag and carrying branches of laurel and oak; the reverse shows an eagle perched on a mountain crag with a pine sapling. 90% silver, 12.5 grams standard, 30.6 mm. The close-ups show the date, Liberty, the D mint mark and the eagle.

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Historical Context

Sculptor Adolph A. Weinman designed the Walking Liberty half dollar, struck from 1916 to 1947. Denver struck only 1,165,000 in 1919, one of the lower mintages of the series. Weinman's Liberty returned in 1986 as the obverse of the American Silver Eagle bullion coin, so this design is still being struck more than a century later.

Buying Power

In 1919 this half dollar had the buying power of about $9.65 today.

Condition

[Est. AG-3] Original and never cleaned or polished, with even gray silver toning and no luster. Heavily worn: Liberty's figure, the sun and IN GOD WE TRUST are clear; LIBERTY, the date and HALF DOLLAR are worn into the rims, with the final 9 of the date and the D mint mark visible (see the close-ups). A long scratch across the eagle's wing and light marks on both sides. Grade estimated; not professionally graded. Currently still legal tender, but its silver content and collector value are far higher than face value.

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