The 1941 Walking Liberty Half Dollar is a shining example of mid-20th-century American coinage, blending artistic excellence with historical significance. Designed by Adolph A. Weinman, this coin features the iconic Walking Liberty on the obverse, draped in the American flag and striding toward the dawn of a new day, a symbol of hope and progress. The reverse showcases a majestic eagle perched on a rock, wings partially spread, with an olive branch in its talon, symbolizing peace and strength.

This coin is a proof issue, part of a limited production run from the Philadelphia Mint, with only 15,412 proofs struck in 1941. The coin has been graded PR68 by NGC, signifying its near-flawless condition with exceptional clarity and mirrored surfaces. Coins in this grade are exceedingly rare, displaying extraordinary eye appeal and sharpness in detail. The stunning proof finish highlights every intricate detail of the design, from Liberty's flowing gown to the eagle's finely engraved feathers.

The Walking Liberty Half Dollar series, minted from 1916 to 1947, is one of the most beloved and collected U.S. coin series, and proof examples like this one are the pinnacle of the series for discerning numismatists.

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With its stunning PR68 grade, limited mintage, and breathtaking design, this 1941 proof Walking Liberty Half Dollar is a centerpiece-worthy addition to any high-end collection. Its historical significance, aesthetic beauty, and scarcity make it a prized possession for numismatists and investors alike. Don’t miss this opportunity to own a true masterpiece of American coinage.