1941-D Half Dollars Liberty Walking PCGS MS-63 Rattler

Discover the captivating 1941 D Half Dollars Liberty Walking PCGS MS-63 Rattler, a rare and historically significant numismatic gem from the United States. This coin, graded by the trusted Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS) as a Mint State-63 (MS-63) condition, showcases the remarkable artistry and craftsmanship of the Liberty Walking design, making it a coveted addition to any serious collector's portfolio. Minted in Denver, Colorado in 1941, this half dollar features the iconic Walking Liberty design, created by renowned sculptor Adolph A. Weinman. The design, which adorned U.S. half dollars from 1916 to 1947, has become a beloved symbol of American numismatics, representing the nation's enduring spirit and values. The 1941 D Half Dollars Liberty Walking PCGS MS-63 Rattler boasts the following impressive specifications: Denomination: Half Dollar Year of Minting: 1941 Mint Mark: D (Denver) Composition: 90% Silver, 10% Copper Diameter: 30.6 mm Weight: 12.5 grams Grading: PCGS MS-63 (Mint State-63) Nickname: "Rattler" due to the unique PCGS holder design The "Rattler" nickname refers to the distinctive PCGS holder, which features a serrated edge that adds to the coin's collectibility and uniqueness. This special holder not only preserves the coin's condition but also adds an extra layer of visual appeal and desirability for numismatic enthusiasts. With its exceptional condition, historical significance, and unique "Rattler" designation, the 1941 D Half Dollars Liberty Walking PCGS MS-63 is a must-have addition for collectors seeking to enhance their numismatic portfolios with a rare and captivating piece of American coinage history.

Year	1941
Mint Mark	D
Strike	MS
Grade	MS-63
Variety	Rattler
Grading Agency	PCGS
Specification properties	No
Serial	02197916
Status	Active
Designation	-
Additional Info	-