1944 Half Dollar Walking Liberty1944 Half Dollar Walking Liberty The Walking Liberty Half Dollar was first introduced in the early 20th century, but has since had its production ceased. Despite this, the coin has remained relevant thanks to an extremely high level of collector interest. These coins were popular and still are because of their beautiful design and unusually large size. For collectors, these coins are only growing more desirable because of the diminishing quantity

New Orleans was replaced by Carson City (CC)

This coin is considered the second rarest bullion strike ever produced

NGC’s encapsulation guarantees the coins MS70  condition

Mint Strike Type: Business

if we missed some significant defect in the coin or slab

It was also given the First Strike and DMPL designations because of when it was submitted and the quality of its finish

Although the Large Date is the more numerous of the two varieties

Mint is going to use John Merchanti’s design of the rendition of a heraldic eagle on the reverse of the silver eagle

The appropriation did not cure the fair's financial woes

Population of 111 coins at this grade level with 399 graded higher

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Mint marks: None (Philadelphia)