• End-of-Era Rarity: With a mintage of 9,966,800, struck at the Denver Mint in 1945, this coin hails from one of the final years of the Walking Liberty series, with under 10 million minted—making high-grade survivors like this truly special.

• Uncirculated Brilliance: Graded in Brilliant Uncirculated condition and nearly 80 years untouched, this silver half dollar gleams with original mint luster and exceptional detail, a rare find for a coin of this vintage.

• Sculpted Symbol of Freedom: Weinman’s Masterpiece in 90% Silver: Featuring Lady Liberty walking toward the dawn and a bold eagle on the reverse, this timeless design is one of the most celebrated in American coinage history.

A shining tribute to post-war America, the 1945-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar from the Denver Mint captures the spirit of freedom, resilience, and renewal. Struck in 90% silver and designed by the legendary Adolph A. Weinman, this coin is a work of art in miniature—Lady Liberty strides forward, cloaked in the American flag, reaching toward the rising sun with strength and grace. The coin’s reverse features a proud bald eagle, wings raised, perched on a rocky ledge beside a mountain pine—symbolizing both vigilance and hope.

With a mintage of 9,966,800, the 1945-D is among the final issues in this historic series, produced just two years before the design was retired. What makes this particular example so special is its brilliant uncirculated condition—a rare state for a coin nearly 80 years old. It retains its original luster and fine detail, making it not just a collectible but a conversation piece and a tangible link to the end of World War II and America’s postwar optimism.

This half dollar isn’t just silver—it’s storytelling. It's a tribute to American artistry, strength, and the enduring allure of classic U.S. coinage. Whether you're a seasoned numismatist or building a collection of meaningful historic coins, this 1945-D Walking Liberty is a must-have that echoes liberty in every gleaming detail.