1941-S Walking Liberty Half Dollar - GoodThe 1941 S Walking Liberty Half Dollar is a classic piece of American silver coinage, struck at the historic San Francisco Mint during the World War II era. Designed by renowned sculptor Adolph A. Weinman, the obverse features the iconic Walking Liberty striding toward the rising sun, while the reverse showcases a majestic eagle perched on a mountain pine branchone of the most admired designs in all of U. S. coinage. The S mintmark adds collector

This MS63 example offers a great combination of visual appeal

The 1817 issue is part of the popular Matron Head (Coronet Head) series and offers collectors a tangible connection to the early years of the nation

graded MS63 by PCC with a Deep Mirror Proof-Like (DMPL) finish

this coin shows light to moderate wear

Each note is uncirculated and distinguished by its low four-digit serial number

1867 Indian Head Cent (VG) "Details" PCGS

it offers solid value and historical significance as part of the iconic Morgan Dollar series

exhibiting crisp details

Struck at the Carson City Mint

adding to its rarity and making it a valuable piece for collectors

The 1909-O Barber Half Dollar

with the "VF" grade indicating moderate wear while preserving clear details and overall appeal