1930's Walking Liberty Half Dollar Collection // Rolls of 20 // Circulated

The Walking Liberty Half Dollar is a vintage American coin minted from 1916 to 1947. Today, they are seldom seen in circulation but are cherished by coin collectors and enthusiasts of American history alike. Offered here is one roll of 20 Walking Liberty Half Dollar guaranteed to be dated between 1930 and 1939 in circulated condition. All coins will be of similar quality to the ones photographed. You will receive a total of 20 coins with at least 4 different date and mint mark combinations housed in a durable storage tube and presented in a luxurious black velvet bag with certificate of authenticity.

The Walking Liberty half dollar is an enduring classic engraved by Adolph A. Weinman, the designer of the Mercury dime. This graceful coin features Lady Liberty adorned in an American Flag and striding towards the rising sun with her right arm outstretched, carrying branches of laurel and oak. The reverse features a powerful perched eagle with open wings and a branch of Mountain Pine, symbolic of America.

The design was exceptionally detailed compared to previous coins, which lead to persistent problems with sharpness of strike and production quality— accelerating its replacement by the Franklin half dollar in 1948. The lasting beauty of this unique design was immortalized in 1986 when the U.S. Mint chose to adopt the Walking Liberty obverse for the American Silver Eagle bullion coin, which has become one of the most widely distributed silver bullion coins in the world. Today, many of the Walking Liberty half dollar issues are scare in high grades and completion of an entire collection of these coins in uncirculated condition remains a formidable challenge for collectors and investors alike.