1946-D 50C

Description

1946-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar, NGC MS-67. This exceptional example of the 1946-D Walking Liberty half dollar represents the final year of this iconic series' Denver Mint production. The Walking Liberty design, created by Adolph A. Weinman, remains one of the most beloved and artistically significant designs in American numismatic history. The 1946-D is notable as a post-war issue, marking the resumption of half dollar coinage following the suspension of domestic silver coin production during World War II. Graded MS-67 by NGC (Certification #8663938001), this specimen exhibits strong luster and excellent eye appeal characteristic of this grade level. The obverse displays Weinman's graceful Lady Liberty in full stride, while the reverse showcases the majestic eagle. At this grade, the coin shows only light contact marks consistent with careful handling and storage, with the strike well-executed and the details crisp throughout. The 1946-D is a key date in the Walking Liberty series, with a mintage of 3,724,000 pieces. High-grade examples, particularly in MS-67 and above, are increasingly difficult to locate, making this certified specimen particularly desirable for both type collectors and Walking Liberty specialists. The combination of strong eye appeal, excellent preservation, and the coin's historical significance as the final year of this classic design makes this an attractive addition to any collection.