1941-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar Denver - PCGS MS65+ Truman

1941-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar Denver - PCGS MS65+ TrumanThe 1941 D Walking Liberty Half Dollar is a classic piece of American coinage history, struck at the Denver Mint during the early years of World War II. Adolph A. Weinmans celebrated design captures Lady Liberty draped in the U. S. flag, striding toward the rising suna powerful symbol of hope and freedom. With a mintage of 11,248,400, this coin was widely circulated, but only a fraction have survived in superb condition. Graded MS65+ by PCGS, this

Estimated CAC population of 3 or fewer examples

5% Tin & Zinc

484/ Estimated Sight White Pop: <10

rendered in ultra-high relief with breathtaking precision

a traditional symbol of imperial authority and victory

The 1990 issue comes from an era when Silver Eagles were solidifying their status as the world’s most popular silver bullion coins

known for blending bold themes with precision minting and selective gold enhancements

At the MS67 RD level

any 1990s coin for that matter

609 struck

each certified by NGC as Reverse Proof 70 (PF70) and featuring the prestigious First Day of Issue pedigree—indicating these coins were submitted for grading on release day

one of the Marines lies hidden in the grass