1941-D 50C, MSPCGS Plus

Description

1941-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar, PCGS MS-67. This exceptional 1941-D half dollar represents an outstanding example of Adolph Alexander Weinman's iconic Walking Liberty design. Struck at the Denver Mint during a period when significant quantities of these coins were preserved in original rolls, this specimen exemplifies the high quality characteristic of early 1940s Denver production. The coin exhibits the well-struck details and fantastic white frosty luster typical of the finest examples from this mintmark and date. Technical Details: The piece is composed of 90% silver and 10% copper, with a weight of 12.5 grams and diameter of 30mm, featuring a reeded edge. The 1941-D had a substantial mintage of over 11.2 million pieces, yet Denver Mint Walkers of this era remain somewhat scarcer than their Philadelphia counterparts and command a modest premium among collectors. Grading and Significance: Certified by PCGS as MS-67 (Certificate #61860291), this coin ranks among the finest known examples, with only 6 specimens graded higher across the entire population of 55 certified pieces. The exceptional technical quality and eye appeal of this near-gem specimen make it an outstanding selection for the advanced Walking Liberty collector seeking superior strike and luster characteristics.