Own a stunning example of classic American coinage with this 1935 Walking Liberty Silver Half Dollar graded PCGS MS66+ CAC! Designed by renowned sculptor Adolph Alexander Weinman, the Walking Liberty Half Dollar is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful designs in U.S. numismatic history. Its timeless artwork and exceptional preservation make this premium Mint State silver coin a standout addition to any collection.

Struck at the Philadelphia Mint, this 1935 half dollar contains 90% silver and 10% copper, with a total weight of 12.50 grams. The obverse features Lady Liberty gracefully walking toward the sunrise, while the reverse showcases a majestic eagle perched on a rocky ledge, symbolizing America's strength and freedom.

Certified PCGS MS66+, this coin boasts an impressive grade that reflects its outstanding preservation and eye appeal. With a reported PCGS population of just 72 examples in MS66+, it represents a desirable condition rarity for collectors pursuing high-grade Walking Liberty Half Dollars.

Adding even greater exclusivity, this example carries the prestigious CAC approval, with an estimated CAC population of 10 or fewer coins. This combination of a premium PCGS grade, CAC recognition, and limited population makes it an exceptional opportunity for advanced collectors of classic U.S. silver coinage.

Key Features

• Year: 1935 | Mint: Philadelphia

• Designer: Adolph Alexander Weinman

• Metal Content: 90% Silver, 10% Copper

• Weight: 12.50 grams | Diameter: 30.00 mm

• Edge: Reeded

• Mintage: 9,162,000

• Grade: PCGS MS66+ with CAC approval

• PCGS Population: 72 in MS66+ | Estimated CAC Population: 10 or fewer

Add this exceptional 1935 Walking Liberty Silver Half Dollar PCGS MS66+ CAC to your collection and own a remarkable piece of American numismatic history. With its celebrated design, impressive certification, and extremely limited CAC population, this is a premium collectible worth pursuing.