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These bags of 90% Silver Half Dollars contain $100 in face value of the Walking Liberty Half Dollar. These coins were designed by Adolph A. Weinman and were minted by the United States from 1916 to 1947. Each bag holds 200 of these coins, containing a total of about 71.5 troy ounces of pure silver. As one of the few half-dollar coins produced with 90% silver, each coin contains a total of .7734 troy ounces of pure silver, making it a formidable investment. Please be advised that this bag contains coins of varying mintage years and conditions, whose distribution is dependent upon availability at the time of order placement. While JM Bullion cannot disclose such specifics prior to shipment, customers can place their orders in full confidence that the coins they receive will be to their satisfaction.
Coin Highlights:
Displayed on the front of each half-dollar is Adolph Weinman’s eponymous Walking Liberty design. This inspiring rendition depicts Lady Liberty marching across an open field, classically garbed in a Phrygian cap and a toga bearing the stars and stripes of the US flag. In one hand, she carries a bundle of laurel and oak branches in reference to America’s abundant resources. The other hand extends in a gesture of welcome towards the rising sun, symbolizing not only the generosity with which the US shares its abundance, but also the hope that this generosity inspires in those who immigrate to this country. The optimism of this piece is further emphasized by the inscription of “In God We Trust” that appears to right of Lady Liberty.
The reverse side of the coin has been embossed with a striking image of the US’s national bird, the bald eagle. In this image, the proud bird is portrayed in a rather dignified stance as it perches upon a mountain summit. It is encircled by a ring of text, which includes the coin’s country of issue and denomination. The olive branch that protrudes from its left most talon represents the peace that has sustained the unity of this nation for so long. Further contributing to this message are the words “E Pluribus Unum” that appear directly in front of the eagle.
Should you come across any questions regarding the 90% Silver Walking Liberty Half Dollars ($100 FV) or any of our other featured products, don’t hesitate to give us a call at 800-276-6508. Additional support is available via live chat and email. For similar merchandise, customers should be sure to visit the site’s 90% Silver Coins section.
Tracking and insurance included on all orders
"Very impressed with the quality/condition of the Walking Liberty half dollars shipped to me. Better overall than a quantity of Walkers I recently purchased from local dealer."
"I got my order and all I can say is great job jm bullion. Glenn 12/29/15"
"AOK. I was expecting junk and what I received was better than that. As expected 75% were in the 1940s. Of those about 1/3 had mint marks. About 25% were from 1917 to 1939, the older the more worn, of course. Only about 1% unreadable dates. Happy with the bags I received"
These bags of 90% Silver Half Dollars contain $100 in face value of the Walking Liberty Half Dollar. These coins were designed by Adolph A. Weinman and were minted by the United States from 1916 to 1947. Each bag holds 200 of these coins, containing a total of about 71.5 troy ounces of pure silver. As one of the few half-dollar coins produced with 90% silver, each coin contains a total of .7734 troy ounces of pure silver, making it a formidable investment. Please be advised that this bag contains coins of varying mintage years and conditions, whose distribution is dependent upon availability at the time of order placement. While JM Bullion cannot disclose such specifics prior to shipment, customers can place their orders in full confidence that the coins they receive will be to their satisfaction.
Coin Highlights:
Displayed on the front of each half-dollar is Adolph Weinman’s eponymous Walking Liberty design. This inspiring rendition depicts Lady Liberty marching across an open field, classically garbed in a Phrygian cap and a toga bearing the stars and stripes of the US flag. In one hand, she carries a bundle of laurel and oak branches in reference to America’s abundant resources. The other hand extends in a gesture of welcome towards the rising sun, symbolizing not only the generosity with which the US shares its abundance, but also the hope that this generosity inspires in those who immigrate to this country. The optimism of this piece is further emphasized by the inscription of “In God We Trust” that appears to right of Lady Liberty.
The reverse side of the coin has been embossed with a striking image of the US’s national bird, the bald eagle. In this image, the proud bird is portrayed in a rather dignified stance as it perches upon a mountain summit. It is encircled by a ring of text, which includes the coin’s country of issue and denomination. The olive branch that protrudes from its left most talon represents the peace that has sustained the unity of this nation for so long. Further contributing to this message are the words “E Pluribus Unum” that appear directly in front of the eagle.
Should you come across any questions regarding the 90% Silver Walking Liberty Half Dollars ($100 FV) or any of our other featured products, don’t hesitate to give us a call at 800-276-6508. Additional support is available via live chat and email. For similar merchandise, customers should be sure to visit the site’s 90% Silver Coins section.
"Very impressed with the quality/condition of the Walking Liberty half dollars shipped to me. Better overall than a quantity of Walkers I recently purchased from local dealer."
"I got my order and all I can say is great job jm bullion. Glenn 12/29/15"
"AOK. I was expecting junk and what I received was better than that. As expected 75% were in the 1940s. Of those about 1/3 had mint marks. About 25% were from 1917 to 1939, the older the more worn, of course. Only about 1% unreadable dates. Happy with the bags I received"
