1941-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar Denver - PCGS MS65+

The 1941-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar is a classic piece of American coinage history, struck at the Denver Mint during the early years of World War II. Adolph A. Weinman’s celebrated design captures Lady Liberty draped in the U.S. flag, striding toward the rising sun—a powerful symbol of hope and freedom.

With a mintage of 11,248,400, this coin was widely circulated, but only a fraction have survived in superb condition. Graded MS65+ by PCGS, this example exhibits brilliant luster, sharp details, and outstanding eye appeal. The “+” designation further sets it apart, confirming its superior quality within the grade.

This coin is also highly sought after by collectors due to its rarity in gem condition. With a PCGS population of just 62, opportunities to own a coin of this caliber are limited. It is a prime candidate for both advanced collectors and those looking to add a standout piece to their Walking Liberty set.

Encapsulated by PCGS for authenticity and preservation, this half dollar comes with the assurance of quality and security. It represents not just a collectible, but a tangible piece of America’s rich numismatic heritage.

Key Features:

• Year: 1941-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar

• Graded PCGS MS65+ – premium gem quality with outstanding eye appeal

• Mintage: 11,248,400

• PCGS population: 62 in this grade

This 1941-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar offers an exceptional blend of history, rarity, and beauty. A true collector’s treasure, it is ready to take a prestigious place in any numismatic collection.