1944-D Silver Walking Liberty Half Dollar NGC MS66

Why Make This MS66 1944-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar the Next Addition to Your Collection?

The Walking Liberty design was first used for the half dollar in 1916. These classic coins are still a favorite of collectors today. Each one is 90% silver. The Walking Liberty half dollar shown here was struck in 1944 at the Denver Mint. Mintage of this coin was moderate compared to other years that this design was in use. There were 9,769,000 of these coins struck.

Patriotic Obverse and Reverse by Weinman

This coin's date can be found on the obverse. Both sides of this half dollar display designs that were created by Adolph A. Weinman. The obverse features the classic Walking Liberty design. Liberty is shown in stride as she carries a bundle of branches.

The reverse shows a symbolic bald eagle design. The eagle is pictured next to a tree that has started to grow from a crack in the rocky ledge. The face value is at the bottom of the design.

Certified MS66 by NGC

This half dollar was submitted to the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC) for grading and encapsulation. When it was examined it was found to be in uncirculated condition. It has very few flaws and was awarded the grade of Mint State (MS) 66.

Order today, this NGC MS66 1944-D Walking Liberty half dollar could be a part of your collection.