1941-D 50C, MS

Description

1941-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar, MS67. This 1941-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar represents a key date in the popular Walking Liberty series, struck at the Denver Mint during the final year of regular production before wartime coinage modifications. The Denver Mint's output for this date is notably scarce in higher grades, making this example particularly desirable to advanced collectors pursuing complete date and mint sets. The coin exhibits the characteristic design elements of the Walking Liberty type: Adolph A. Weinman's iconic Liberty striding purposefully toward the future on the obverse, with an eagle at rest on the reverse. The MS67 grade from NGC indicates a coin with exceptional eye appeal and minimal imperfections, displaying sharp striking detail and lustrous surfaces that are increasingly difficult to locate for this Denver issue. At this grade level, the coin would be among the finest known examples of the 1941-D, making it an attractive addition to any serious Walking Liberty collection. Walking Liberty Half Dollars remain among the most beloved designs in American numismatics, and key dates from the final years of production command strong collector interest. This certified example offers both numismatic significance and the visual appeal that makes the type so enduring.