This 1944 Walking Liberty Half Dollar was struck at the Philadelphia Mint in 90% silver. Its strong detail and bright eye appeal make it a standout example.
Condition & Photos
This standout example displays bright surfaces, strong gown folds and branch detail, and sharply visible eagle feathers, with particularly appealing reflected light in the photographs. Small marks and fine lines are visible. It is offered raw and uncertified; the photographs alone do not establish a Mint State grade, and no numerical grade is assigned.
Please review all photographs carefully for the exact condition of the coin being offered. The coin pictured is the coin you will receive.
Liberty strides toward the rising sun, draped in the American flag and carrying branches. An eagle stands on a rock on the reverse.
Coin Details
- Year: 1944
- Mint: Philadelphia
- Mint Mark: None (Philadelphia)
- Denomination: 50 Cents
- Composition: 90% Silver / 10% Copper
- Original Mint Weight: 12.50 grams
- Original Silver Content: 0.36169 troy oz (circulation wear can reduce actual content)
- Strike / Finish: Business strike
- Designer: Adolph A. Weinman
- Certification: None — raw, uncertified
- Included: One coin
- SKU: WLH0032
Collector Significance
Struck during World War II, this Philadelphia Walker combines the enduring appeal of Weinman’s design with especially attractive detail and eye appeal.