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1914 Barber Half Dollar. A few little marks on the lower neck. Seldom do we include a business strike example of this issue whose surfaces are smooth

1916 Liberty Walking Half Dollar. The first design of the Walking Liberty Half Dollar (1916) has small, rather spiky stars on the flag and with only a

1916-D Liberty Walking Half Dollar. Sharply struck and mainly brilliant with the usual granular, satin-like surfaces plus a veil of light brown toning

1916-S Liberty Walking Half Dollar. From center to periphery the intense radiant silvery luster glows with soft, velvety texture of the high-end 1916

1917 Liberty Walking Half Dollar. Sparkling silvery white iridescence permeates this satiny beauty with a life of its own. Add a sky-scraping level of

1919 Liberty Walking Half Dollar. In addition to being a condition rarity, '19-P Halves are also a strike rarity with fully struck, Gem coins li...

1919-D Liberty Walking Half Dollar. Brilliant toned but still silvery luster from the surface of this appealing rarity. Desirable with this originalit

1919-D Liberty Walking Half Dollar. Lustrous, with the usual caveat that the centers and Liberty's head are weakly impressed. This is one of the...

1920-D Liberty Walking Half Dollar. This is a delightful Gem example which is almost entirely struck on the main devices. In his guide to the series,

1923-S Liberty Walking Half Dollar. The strike is quite sharp but not 100% full, since the skirt lines are slightly merged at the top, while the thumb