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1917 50C Walking Liberty Half Dollar

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US $35,37

CircaEUR 30,53

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Consegna prevista mar 26 ago - ven 5 set

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The product is a circulated 1917 Walking Liberty Half Dollar made of 90% silver and 10% copper. It was minted in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and is uncertified. This coin has a business strike type and is a piece of US history from the early 20th century. A nice addition to any coin collection, especially for those interested in the Liberty Walking series. The images provided are of the actual coin that you will receive. Please view images and determine the grade for yourself. Thanks for viewing and your consideration. All sales are final. No returns

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<h2>David Hall</h2>The 1917 Philadelphia is the most common of the early date (1916-1929) Walking Liberty half dollars in all grades. Mint state examples are usually well struck. Gems have the white satin look of the early Walkers. Gems are available but scarce relative to other denominations. Typically, the smaller denominations were saved more than the larger denominations during this era as face value was an issue when collectors of the day decided which coins to save. It cost a lot less to save new pennies and nickels than it did to save quarters and half dollars. When it came to silver dollars, the government did the saving as silver dollars sat in government vaults until the 1950s and 1960s. But half dollars were probably saved in the smallest quantities during the pre-World War II years.