1937-D 50C MS66 PCGS

The 1937-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar is an outstanding example, both for its virtually pristine preservation and its remarkable toned surfaces. One of the scarcer and more underrated middle-date issues of the series, the 1937-D becomes elusive in true Mint State condition, and this lovely piece is particularly well suited for inclusion in a top collection. The obverse reveals an extraordinary interplay of deep golden-orange, rose-gold, and copper-gilt hues enveloping Liberty’s figure, transitioning into violet, magenta, and indigo-blue overtones along the upper periphery. Subtle aqua and turquoise tints accent the areas around Liberty’s extended hand and the rising sun, lending the coin a glowing, almost holographic iridescence. The luster remains full and vibrant—smooth, swirling, and highly reflective—enhancing the depth and dimensionality of the strike. The reverse with a burnished bronze and honey-gold base overlaid by concentric layers of violet, lavender, electric blue, and moss-green toning, particularly around the eagle and rim. A fine, velvet-like texture gives the coin’s surfaces exceptional visual harmony and originality. Together, these qualities create a spectacular toned specimen—its radiant luster, seamless color transitions, and flawless surfaces place it among the most visually captivating examples of the 1937-D issue.

PCGS Cert Verification #21733170

• PCGS Coin# - 6602

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