1942 Walking Liberty Silver Half Dollar - PCGS PR67+ CAC

Own a stunning example of one of America's most beloved coin designs with the 1942 Walking Liberty Silver Half Dollar, struck at the Philadelphia Mint. With a limited mintage of just 21,120, this proof issue offers collectors a beautiful and historically significant addition to the iconic Walking Liberty series. Designed by renowned sculptor Adolph Alexander Weinman, the obverse features Liberty confidently walking toward the rising sun, wrapped in the American flag. The reverse showcases a majestic eagle perched on a mountain, making the coin a standout example of classic American artistry. This exceptional proof is certified PCGS PR67+ CAC, representing an elite level of preservation and eye appeal. With a PCGS population of just 157 and an estimated CAC population of 5 or fewer, this piece offers considerable scarcity among similarly graded examples. Struck in 90% silver and 10% copper, the coin weighs 12.50 grams and measures 30mm in diameter. Its proof surfaces, sharp details, and exceptionally high grade make this 1942 Walking Liberty Half Dollar an exciting choice for collectors seeking premium-quality U.S. silver coinage. Key Features 1942 Walking Liberty Half Dollar — Philadelphia Mint proof PCGS PR67+ CAC certified PCGS population: 157; estimated CAC population: 5 or fewer 90% silver, 12.50g weight, 30mm diameter, mintage of 21,120 Add a truly special piece of Walking Liberty history to your collection with this scarce and beautifully preserved 1942 proof half dollar.