1916 D Silver Walking Liberty Half Dollar Almost Good to Good Condition

The 1916-D Silver Walking Liberty Half Dollar in About Good (AG) to Good (G) condition is a notable and early example from the first year of the Walking Liberty Half Dollar series, designed by Adolph A. Weinman. The "D" mint mark signifies it was minted at the Denver Mint, which struck a relatively lower number of these coins, making it rarer and more sought after, especially among early Walking Liberty Half Dollars.

1916 D Silver Walking Liberty Half Dollar AG/G

In About Good (AG) condition, the coin would be heavily worn, with most of the details on both the obverse and reverse significantly flattened. In Good (G) condition, the details would be a bit clearer, though still worn. Liberty's figure and the eagle on the reverse would show more definition, but much of the fine detail would be lost due to circulation.