Step back into American history with the 1941 Walking Liberty Half Dollar – NGC MS66+ Sight White from the Philadelphia Mint. Designed by Adolph A. Weinman, this classic coin is celebrated as one of the most beautiful designs ever to grace U.S. coinage. In this superb MS66+ grade, it displays exceptional preservation and luster, capturing the artistry and elegance of early 20th-century minting.

Struck in 90% silver, the obverse showcases Lady Liberty confidently striding toward the rising sun, draped in the American flag and carrying branches of laurel and oak — symbols of strength and peace. The reverse features a proud bald eagle perched on a mountain crag, wings partially spread in readiness for flight. This stunning Sight White example exhibits brilliant, original mint luster and pristine surfaces rarely seen on early ’40s Walkers.

With a mintage of 24,192,000, the 1941 Philadelphia issue is widely collected, but few survive in such elite condition. NGC has graded only 86 examples at MS66+, and Sight White estimates suggest 10 or fewer pieces meet this level of brilliance and eye appeal. This makes it an outstanding choice for advanced collectors seeking high-end type or registry-quality examples.

Each coin is securely encapsulated by NGC, ensuring long-term protection and verification of its superb grade. Its radiant, untoned silver brilliance and crisp details embody what every Walking Liberty collector hopes to find — beauty, rarity, and preservation all in one coin.

Key Features:

• 1941 Walking Liberty Half Dollar – Philadelphia Mint issue

• Graded NGC MS66+ Sight White with exceptional brilliance and eye appeal

• Mintage: 24,192,000 | NGC Population: 86 | Estimated Sight White Pop: 10 or fewer

• Struck in 90% silver, designed by Adolph A. Weinman

A breathtaking example of one of America’s most iconic coins, this 1941 Sight White Walker stands as a true numismatic gem — combining vintage artistry, rarity, and pristine condition in one remarkable piece.