2004 Orlando FL. (FUN) Signature Sale #336 - Session 4

1947-D 50C MS66 PCGS. Boldly struck with a rich coating of olive and red-gold patina over the reverse, and a slender arc of the same colors along the

1947-D 50C MS66 S NGC. An untoned and moderately prooflike Gem with exceptionally unmarked surfaces. Not fully struck, but outstanding from a technica

1947-D 50C MS66 ANACS. Shimmering, impeccably smooth surfaces with a thin veil of gray-lilac patina on the reverse. Important notice: Heritage usually

1947-D 50C MS66 NGC. This Walker is a choice Gem piece with mostly white surfaces that display a little mixed color near the rims. Plenty of luster an

1947-D 50C MS67 PCGS. Bright frosty luster, a bold (but not quite full) strike, and clean fields combine to enhance the already pleasing eye appeal of

1936 50C PR62 PCGS. From the first year of proof mintage for this year, this piece displays scattered minute spotting around the obverse and a few hai

1936 50C PR64 NGC. Faint lemon-yellow patina throughout with only the faintest hairlines visible with magnification. This, of course, explains the coi

1936 50C PR64 PCGS. A well struck near-Gem that has a nearly brilliant obverse. The reverse offers blushes of light gold color near the designer'...

1936 50C PR65 PCGS. Although the series was first introduced in 1916, proof Walking Liberty Halves were not struck (aside from very rare patterns) for

1936 50C PR66 PCGS. Both sides are lightly coated in milky olive and rose-gray patina. High grade specimens from this initial year of proof Walking Li

1936 50C PR66 PCGS. A lovely coin of singular visual interest as the devices actually show a slight bit of frost on each side. It is, however, enough

1936 50C PR66 PCGS. Mostly brilliant, there is just a whisper of light golden patina at the border areas of each side. Deep mirrors are not a given on

1936 50C PR66 PCGS. Untoned, or essentially so, both sides exhibit a brilliant silver-white sheen. Neither the full strike nor the distraction-free su

1937 50C PR64 PCGS. Fully struck and brilliant, with lovely, mild cameo highlights, as the silvery-white devices sparkle above medium-gray fields. Nea

1937 50C PR66 PCGS. Well struck and lightly toned, with slight milky patina in the fields. There is a noticeable contact mark on the lower folds of Li

1937 50C PR67 PCGS. An absolutely stunning example of this early proof Walker. The fields display extraordinarily deep reflectivity with a very slight

1937 50C PR67 PCGS. An essentially untoned specimen with sharp silver color radiating from the well-preserved surfaces. A little opaque-white color is

1937 50C PR67 NGC. Both the obverse and the reverse exhibit a needle sharp strike--as one should expect for a proof Walking Liberty Half Dollar. Moder

1938 50C PR64 PCGS. Well struck, untoned, and exquisitely preserved on the reverse, with a few wispy slide marks on the obverse. Important notice: Her

1938 50C PR66 NGC. Fully struck with scattered milky toning in the highly reflective fields. Other than a couple of wispy contact marks, near the obve