The 1941 Walking Liberty Half Dollar was struck at the Philadelphia Mint in 90% silver. Its circulation-strike mintage was 24,192,000 coins.
Condition & Photos
Medium gray surfaces with deeper toning across Liberty’s central figure and in recessed areas of the reverse. Moderate circulation wear is visible on Liberty’s upper body, gown, and the eagle’s breast, while the date and major legends remain clear. Scattered contact marks are present. No numerical grade is assigned.
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The obverse features Adolph A. Weinman’s Walking Liberty design, paired with an eagle perched on a rocky crag on the reverse.
Coin Details
- Year: 1941
- Mint: Philadelphia (no mint mark)
- Denomination: 50 Cents
- Mintage: 24,192,000 circulation strikes
- Composition: 90% Silver / 10% Copper
- Designer: Adolph A. Weinman
- SKU: WLH0012
Collector Significance
A high-mintage Philadelphia issue from the first year of America’s World War II-era coinage, the 1941 fits a Walking Liberty date set or a classic U.S. silver half dollar type collection.