1937-S Walking Liberty Half Dollar - GoodThe 1937 S Walking Liberty Half Dollar is a classic piece of American silver coinage, struck at the historic San Francisco Mint during the pre 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 celebrated designs in U. S. numismatic history. The S mintmark adds

and parts of the legend still visible but lacking fine detail

Honor history with the WWII 3 Roubles 10-Coin Proof Set

Designed by Hermon A

The 1922-D Peace Dollar graded MS64 by NGC is a well-preserved example from the Denver Mint

with most of the major design elements still visible and readable

This Bureau of Engraving and Printing original packaging note is featured in a green folder

reflecting the high-quality strikes of the Philadelphia Mint

with the "FB" (Full Bands) designation

The 1857 Flying Eagle Cent features a distinctive design with a majestic eagle in flight

the 1937 Walking Liberty Half Dollar combines intrinsic silver value with enduring collector demand

Obverse: Features Frank Gasparro's portrait of the noted suffragette Susan B

with Lady Liberty’s profile and the classic Barber design still visible