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1942-P 50 Cent Walking Liberty NGC MS65
Rosie the Riveter Didn't Spend This Silver Half Dollar - She Saved It
With war production ramped up in 1942, the mint geared up its production of the Walking Liberty Half Dollar. This big 90% silver "Walker" was the largest-denomination coin minted at the time, and they filled the pockets of Rosie the Riveters around the country. They were spent and respent, wearing down just a tad whenever they were dropped into a till or a coin counter. But, a small number were carefully tucked away and preserved. Today, these top-grade survivors can be found graded Mint-State-65 (MS65) by Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC). We recently found a small cache of 50 1942-dated coins from the Philadelphia Mint, and we snapped them up for you. Because of our buying power, you can own this top-quality Walker for less than they cost elsewhere. But hurry, when they're gone, they're gone!
Availability | Out of Stock |
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Year of Issue | 1942 |
Country | United States |
Composition | Silver |
Purity | 0.9999 |
Condition | Graded |
Grade | MS65 |
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Denomination | 0.50 |
Currency Type | Dollar |
Mint Name | Philadelphia - P |
Coin Weight | 12.5 Grams - g |
Dimensions | 30.6mm |