1938-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar (VF)The 1938 D Walking Liberty Half Dollar features the elegant design of Lady Liberty walking, holding an olive branch and a shield, with the "D" mintmark denoting it was minted in Denver. In VF (Very Fine) condition, this coin exhibits light wear, with most of the design elements and fine details remaining sharp and clearly visible. The 1938 D Walking Liberty Half Dollar is a highly collectible piece, prized for its excellent condition, historical

while the reverse showcases the Leavenworth Lamp

and its popularity among collectors is enhanced by its relatively low mintage and desirable condition in VF

this coin holds collectible appeal as part of a historic closing chapter in U

though many finer details are worn smooth

it remains a prized piece among collectors of classic U

The 1834 Coronet Head Large Cent

with Lady Liberty’s image on the obverse still distinguishable

commemorative coin

making it a relatively low-production year and highly sought after by collectors

with the "small letters" variant distinguishing it from the "large letters" type by the more compact font

The image of Liberty seated with a shield and a ribbon

The 1904-O Morgan Dollar graded MS64 is a high-quality example with strong luster and a sharp strike