1946-D Silver Walking Liberty Half Dollar NGC MS65

Why Add This MS65 1946-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar to Your Collection?

The Walking Liberty half dollar was introduced in 1916. It was one of the most well-liked coins ever struck by the U.S. Mint. Today these coins are widely collected. Like other pre-1965 U.S. half dollars, this one is 90% silver. The Denver Mint struck this coin in 1946. There were 2,151,000 of these minted. Compared to other years of the series this figure is low.

Exquisite Patriotic Designs by Weinman

Both the obverse and reverse designs were created by Adolph A. Weinman. Liberty can be seen walking on the obverse. She is carrying a bundle of branches as the sun shines upon her. If you're looking for the date it can be found below Liberty's feet.

A small sapling can be seen growing from a crack in a rocky ledge on the reverse. A bald eagle is depicted next to it. The face value is located on this side.

MS65 from NGC

The Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC) was chosen to grade this coin. After it was authenticated, its condition was carefully inspected by their team of experts. Very few imperfections are present on this specimen, it was awarded the grade of Mint State (MS) 65.

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