Silver Walking Liberty

1943 50C Walking Liberty Half Dollar NGC MS64 90% Silver WWII Era Rim Toning

1943 50C Walking Liberty Half Dollar NGC MS64 90% Silver WWII Era Rim Toning
1943 50C Walking Liberty Half Dollar NGC MS64 90% Silver WWII Era Rim Toning
1943 50C Walking Liberty Half Dollar NGC MS64 90% Silver WWII Era Rim Toning
1943 50C Walking Liberty Half Dollar NGC MS64 90% Silver WWII Era Rim Toning
1943 50C Walking Liberty Half Dollar NGC MS64 90% Silver WWII Era Rim Toning
1943 50C Walking Liberty Half Dollar NGC MS64 90% Silver WWII Era Rim Toning

1943 50C Walking Liberty Half Dollar NGC MS64 90% Silver WWII Era Rim Toning   1943 50C Walking Liberty Half Dollar NGC MS64 90% Silver WWII Era Rim Toning
Philadelphia Mint, mintage 53,190,000. 90% silver, 0.3617 oz actual silver weight. Weinman's Walking Liberty debuted in 1916, and his design came back on the American Silver Eagle in 1986.

In 1943 the Mint struck steel cents to save copper for the war, the Allies invaded Sicily and Italy, and the Jefferson Memorial was dedicated. The 1943 Philadelphia issue has the highest mintage of the series and was struck at the height of WWII. You receive the exact coin pictured. Grade is the opinion of the grading service shown; verify the cert on its website. Marks on the holder are not on the coin.


1943 50C Walking Liberty Half Dollar NGC MS64 90% Silver WWII Era Rim Toning   1943 50C Walking Liberty Half Dollar NGC MS64 90% Silver WWII Era Rim Toning