Walking Liberty Silver Half Dollar, Date Worn

A classic Walking Liberty half dollar — one of the most beloved designs in American coinage. Adolph Weinman's Liberty striding toward the sunrise is instantly recognizable, and both the obverse and reverse are clearly identifiable here. The date on the obverse is heavily worn and not legible in the photos; verify in hand before bidding if the date matters to you. No mint mark is visible on the reverse below the eagle, which would suggest Philadelphia, but wear makes a definitive call difficult — confirm in hand. Details: - Series: Walking Liberty Half Dollar - Denomination: Half Dollar (50¢) - Date: not legible — worn smooth - Mint Mark: not visible in photos — verify in hand - Silver Content: 90% silver (all Walking Liberty halves are pre-1965) - Condition: heavily circulated, significant wear on high points, lettering on reverse still readable Good honest silver content regardless of date — these circulated well into mid-century pockets before being pulled from circulation. Fun fact: Adolph Weinman designed both the Walking Liberty half dollar and the Mercury (Winged Liberty) dime, making 1916 one of the most artistically remarkable years in US Mint history. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.