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Golden State Mint (GSM) silver rounds traditionally reflect some of the greatest circulation coin designs once used in the United States. Images such as those found on the Buffalo Nickel and Walking Liberty Half Dollar appear on silver, gold, and copper rounds the mint routinely strikes to meet the demand for these beautiful images. The 1/2 oz GSM Walking Liberty Silver Round is currently available to you for purchase online at JM Bullion.
Round Highlights:
By 1916, the revamp efforts for American coinage had reached a fever pitch. All of the major gold coins from the United States Mint had undergone revitalization during the first decade of the 1900s, and now silver coins from the nickel to the half-dollar were in line for new designs to carry the nation into a more brilliant future.
Adolph A. Weinman was a sculptor who had already created public work ahead of submitting sculpts for American coining competitions at the United States Mint. His Walking Liberty was one of two designs that would be accepted by the Mint for coinage alongside his depiction of a Winged Liberty for the US dime.
Walking Liberty was chosen for use on the US half-dollar coin, entering production and circulation in 1916 and staying in production through 1947. Following the halt of production, the coins were eased out of circulation as the new Benjamin Franklin design took over. Today, you can also find the Walking Liberty obverse image on the American Silver Eagle bullion coinage from the US Mint.
On the obverse of these 1/2 oz GSM Walking Liberty Silver Rounds is Weinman’s creation of Liberty. Known as Walking Liberty, she is featured striding toward the sun in an effort to advance toward an ever-brighter future. She wears the American flag over her shoulders and carries in her left hand the branches of oak and laurel as symbols of America’s civil and military glory.
The reverse of the GSM Walking Liberty Silver Rounds includes the image of an American bald eagle. This particular design is similar to the one Weinman used on the medal for the American Institute of Architects in the early 1900s. The bald eagle is featured on a mountain perch with its wings unfolded behind it as it clutches onto an emerging mountain pine sapling.
We encourage JM Bullion customers to reach out to us with questions at 800-276-6508. You can also connect with us online using our live chat and email address. Don’t forget to check the price of silver per ounce on our website as you shop!
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Golden State Mint (GSM) silver rounds traditionally reflect some of the greatest circulation coin designs once used in the United States. Images such as those found on the Buffalo Nickel and Walking Liberty Half Dollar appear on silver, gold, and copper rounds the mint routinely strikes to meet the demand for these beautiful images. The 1/2 oz GSM Walking Liberty Silver Round is currently available to you for purchase online at JM Bullion.
Round Highlights:
By 1916, the revamp efforts for American coinage had reached a fever pitch. All of the major gold coins from the United States Mint had undergone revitalization during the first decade of the 1900s, and now silver coins from the nickel to the half-dollar were in line for new designs to carry the nation into a more brilliant future.
Adolph A. Weinman was a sculptor who had already created public work ahead of submitting sculpts for American coining competitions at the United States Mint. His Walking Liberty was one of two designs that would be accepted by the Mint for coinage alongside his depiction of a Winged Liberty for the US dime.
Walking Liberty was chosen for use on the US half-dollar coin, entering production and circulation in 1916 and staying in production through 1947. Following the halt of production, the coins were eased out of circulation as the new Benjamin Franklin design took over. Today, you can also find the Walking Liberty obverse image on the American Silver Eagle bullion coinage from the US Mint.
On the obverse of these 1/2 oz GSM Walking Liberty Silver Rounds is Weinman’s creation of Liberty. Known as Walking Liberty, she is featured striding toward the sun in an effort to advance toward an ever-brighter future. She wears the American flag over her shoulders and carries in her left hand the branches of oak and laurel as symbols of America’s civil and military glory.
The reverse of the GSM Walking Liberty Silver Rounds includes the image of an American bald eagle. This particular design is similar to the one Weinman used on the medal for the American Institute of Architects in the early 1900s. The bald eagle is featured on a mountain perch with its wings unfolded behind it as it clutches onto an emerging mountain pine sapling.
We encourage JM Bullion customers to reach out to us with questions at 800-276-6508. You can also connect with us online using our live chat and email address. Don’t forget to check the price of silver per ounce on our website as you shop!
