1938 D Walking Liberty Half Dollar Key Date 90% Silver - Rare - Low Mintage!

1938 D Walking Liberty Half Dollar Key Date 90% Silver - Rare - Low Mintage!

The 1938-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar is one of the few issues of the series that had a mintage of less than half a million at 491,600 pieces, representing the third lowest figure of the series. This type was designed by Adolph A. Weinman, whose monogram, AW, appears under the tips of the tail feathers. The Walking Liberty Half Dollar is considered by many to be America’s most beautiful silver coin. So highly admired is the design, it was chosen to grace the obverse of the U.S. one-ounce Silver Eagle bullion coin. Walking Liberty halves are among the most highly collected of all U.S. coins and a complete set can be a challenge to assemble, but many collectors succeed.

On the obverse of the Walking Liberty Silver Half Dollar, a full-length Liberty is shown striding to the left. She is wrapped in the Stars and Stripes and is depicted holding branches of laurel and oak in one arm. Her other arms is outstretched towards the rising sun’s rays. The inscriptions surrounding her image include LIBERTY, IN GOD WE TRUST and the year. The reverse shows a poised eagle as it is about to take flight with its wings unfurling. Surrounding the eagle are the inscriptions of UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, E PLURIBUS UNUM, HALF DOLLAR and the mintmark.

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