$100 Face Value Bag - 200 Coins - 90% Silver Walking Liberty Half Dollars 50c (Circulated)

$100 Face Value Bag - 200 Coins - 90% Silver Walking Liberty Half Dollars 50c (Circulated)

Please note coins come in circulated condition and may be damaged, dented, bent, wore, etc.

A substantial number of collectors invest in the Walking Liberty Half Dollars. These half dollars are popular because of their artistic designs and also the silver content in them. First minted in 1916, these coins were minted till 1947 before the Franklin Half Dollars took over. These US silver coins are very popular with both collectors as well as investors.

Now you can buy the Silver Walking Liberty Half Dollars in bulk of 200-coin bags with a face value of $100 in total.

Coin Features:

• Each coin in the bag contains 0.3575 (approx) Troy Ounce of 90% pure silver. The total weight of 200 coins is approximately 71.5 Troy Ounces.
• Each coin in the bag is in Circulated Condition.
• Obverse: Features a full-length figure of Lady Liberty walking with outstretched hands towards the rising sun with her gown and the draped flag billowing around her. She is holding olive and oak branches in one hand to symbolize peace and strength. Inscriptions - “IN GOD WE TRUST,” “LIBERTY,” and Year of Mintage.
• Reverse: Features a majestic eagle perched on a mountain cliff with wings unfolded showing fearless spirit. A mountain pine is springing from the rock crevice symbolical of America. Inscriptions - “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,” “HALF DOLLAR,” and “E PLURIBUS UNUM.”
• Coin Designer - Adolph A. Weinman.
• Minted from 1916-1947. Dates will be chosen randomly based on availability within the mentioned period.
• Mint issues chosen randomly based on availability could be from Philadelphia (no mint mark), Denver (D), and/or San Francisco (S).
• Come in special Bullion Exchanges heavy-duty bags containing 200 Walking Liberty Half Dollar coins for a total of $100 face value.

A timeless classic, an elegant beauty, and phenomenal work from a great artist all put together make for the Walking Liberty Half Dollar. Misunderstanding of the 1890 Coinage Act by the then-mint director Robert W. Woolley led to the inception of this majestic coin.

The designer of the coin is Adolph Alexander Weinman, a German by birth but left home at the tender age of 10 to reach the United States, where he became a student of the renowned sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens. Weinman had risen in popularity by 1915. The Mercury Dime and Walking Liberty Half Dollars are two of his extremely popular works.

The intricate and delicate designs on the obverse and reverse have been appreciated immensely by all. The inspiration for these Silver Half Dollars seems to be have been borrowed from the Sower design on the French Coin which was created by Oscar Roty. The outstretched hands and then striding forward pose of Liberty both look similar to the Sower design. The Sower is a nineteenth-century provincial figure which was turned into an American icon by Adolph A. Weinman.

The reverse also sends out a strong message with the majestic bald eagle perched on a mountain cliff with his wings unfolded showing strength and confidence which depicts America’s fearless spirit and power.

A coin that is historically significant, a long-running series, widely recognized, well-known for its artistic appeal, contains 90% silver; this is a coin that is perfect for investing in.

Bullion Exchanges is pleased to offer the $100 Face Value Bag - 200 Coins - 90% Silver Walking Liberty Half Dollars 50c (Circulated) at one of the most competitive prices in the industry.

Browse our vast collection of Silver Walking Liberty Half Dollars and other Silver Coins, and feel free to contact us at 800-852-6884 if you have any questions in regards to any of our products.

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