1934-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar (50c)

The 1934-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar represents an important transitional issue minted during the Great Depression. While not considered a key date in the series, Denver Mint issues from this period often display inconsistent striking quality, making well-struck examples increasingly desirable to specialists.

This CAC-approved AU58 example sits at the pinnacle of almost uncirculated grades, displaying exceptional eye appeal and original surfaces. The coin retains abundant mint luster that swirls vibrantly across both obverse and reverse fields. The minimal wear is confined to the highest points of Liberty's gown and left leg, with the eagle's breast feathers on the reverse showing similar slight friction. The fields remain remarkably clean for the grade with a pleasing silver-white patina that speaks to its originality. This is what AU58 should look like: a coin that at first glance appears uncirculated until closer inspection reveals only the slightest evidence of brief circulation.