1937 50C PR67 PCGS CAC

Struck in a limited run of just 5,728 pieces, the 1937 Proof Walking Liberty Half Dollar represents the second issue in the classic pre-World War II proof series and ranks as the second lowest mintage in the series—surpassed only by the 1936 debut. While lacking an official cameo designation, many survivors from this issue display pronounced contrast and deeply mirrored fields, making them particularly appealing to advanced collectors. This PR67 example, certified by PCGS and approved by CAC, is a standout specimen with bold eye appeal and technical precision. The obverse is bathed in bright silver brilliance, complemented by pale champagne and soft amber-gold accents Liberty’s figure is rendered with thick, uniform frost, and the surrounding fields reflect light with mirrorlike intensity. The surfaces remain free of haze, spotting, or handling distractions, maintaining a pristine, uninterrupted texture. Recent strong CAC bids have raised values as a result the PCGS Price Guide stands at $2,150, with the CAC guide reflecting $2,100. Given wholesale greysheet bid is $1,500 for a non-CAC, we see this coin representing great value.

PCGS Cert Verification #29308570