1920-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar (50c)

The 1920-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar had a relatively modest mintage of 1,551,000 pieces. The Denver mint produced fewer half dollars this year as the nation adjusted to post-World War I economic conditions, making this date particularly desirable among early Walking Liberty issues.

This VF20 example, with CAC approval, displays honest wear consistent with its grade. The coin exhibits a pleasing medium gray patina that has developed naturally over its century of existence. Despite moderate circulation, the essential design elements remain clearly visible - Liberty's head and gown folds are well-defined, and the eagle's wing feathers show good detail for the grade.