1945-D 50CPCGS Plus

Description

1945-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar, PCGS MS-67. This exceptional Walking Liberty Half Dollar from the Denver Mint represents a premium example of this iconic series designed by Adolph Alexander Weinman. The coin exhibits the characteristic qualities that make late-date Walkers from Denver highly desirable to collectors: brilliant, frosty luster and well-executed strike details. The 1945-D is particularly notable for frequently appearing with spectacular white surfaces and strong definition, qualities that are evident in this certified specimen. The coin is composed of 90% silver and 10% copper, weighing 12.5 grams with a diameter of 30mm and reeded edge. With a mintage of nearly 10 million pieces from Denver, the 1945-D is relatively common in circulated grades; however, superior examples in gem condition become increasingly scarce. This PCGS MS-67 graded example places it among an elite group, with only 3 coins graded higher out of 71 total submissions to PCGS, demonstrating its exceptional quality within the population. The Walking Liberty series (1916-1947) remains one of the most beloved designs in American coinage, and high-grade examples from the final years of production continue to attract serious collectors. This specimen's combination of technical quality, eye appeal, and rarity in this grade makes it a significant offering for the advanced Walking Liberty collector. PCGS Certification #56852852