1936 Walking Liberty Half Dollar (50c)

1936 proof issues holds particular significance as it was one of the first years that the U.S. Mint resumed "mass market" proof production after a hiatus dating back to 1916.

This remarkable PR66 example displays exceptionally original surfaces with a beautiful silver-gray patina with subtle toning that enhances its eye appeal. There are minimal hairlines and virtually no contact marks, consistent with the high grade. The strike is exceptionally sharp, with full detail on Liberty's hand and the eagle's feathers. The overall presentation is one of meticulous preservation and outstanding quality.