1938 Walking Liberty Half Dollar MS63 NGC

The 1938 Walking Liberty Half Dollar is a lower-mintage issue from the Philadelphia Mint and a standout piece in the final stretch of the series. Adolph A. Weinman’s celebrated design features Lady Liberty striding toward the rising sun, draped in the American flag with olive branches in hand—a symbol of peace and renewal. The reverse presents a detailed eagle perched confidently on a rocky crag, wings partially raised in a powerful pose that captures the spirit of the era.

1938 Walking Liberty Half Dollar MS63 NGC

Graded MS63 by NGC, this coin showcases bright mint luster with solid strike detail and minimal abrasions for the grade. The 1938 issue, with its limited original mintage, becomes particularly appealing when found in Mint State, making this certified example an ideal addition for collectors pursuing a high-grade set of Walking Liberty halves or seeking a standout pre-WWII silver coin.