🌟 1920-S Walking Liberty Half Dollar — Stunning Circulated Example from San Francisco Mint 🌟

Own a genuine piece of American numismatic history with this 1920-S Walking Liberty Half Dollar. Struck over 105 years ago at the historic San Francisco Mint, this coin captures the spirit of post-World War I America in Adolph A. Weinman’s masterpiece design — widely regarded as one of the most beautiful U.S. coins ever minted.

Coin Specifications

• Year & Mint: 1920 San Francisco (clear “S” mintmark visible on reverse in lower-left field)

• Denomination: Half Dollar (50 Cents)

• Composition: 90% Silver / 10% Copper — ~0.3617 oz pure silver

• Weight: 12.50 grams

• Diameter: 30.61 mm

• Designer: Adolph A. Weinman

• Mintage: 4,624,000 (relatively available in lower grades, but scarcer and more desirable in solid VF and above)

Condition & Eye Appeal — Please View All Photos This is a solid Very Fine circulated example with excellent remaining detail for its age — far better than many survivors from the era. High-resolution photos (full obverse, detailed close-up of date/gown, and full reverse) show the exact coin you’ll receive:

• Obverse: Liberty strides confidently toward the rising sun, flag draped over her shoulder, branches of laurel & oak in hand. Gown folds are sharp and numerous, especially in the skirt and lower drapery. Sun rays crisp. Profile, cap, outstretched arm, and outstretched hand show good definition. Full “LIBERTY” and “IN GOD WE TRUST” legible. Bold, complete “1920” date at bottom — no weakness.

• Reverse: Majestic eagle perched on a rocky mountain with olive & pine branches. Substantial feather detail remains in wings (primary and secondary), head, breast, and tail. Legends “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,” “E PLURIBUS UNUM,” and “HALF DOLLAR” crisp. Prominent “S” mintmark clearly visible to the left of the eagle.

• Overall: Even silver-gray patina with subtle deeper toning in protected areas — natural, original surfaces with no signs of harsh cleaning, artificial toning, rim dents, or major scratches. Light circulation marks consistent with gentle handling over a century. Attractive “eye appeal” that stands out in any collection.

Grading is subjective (especially on raw coins), so examine the photos closely — they are an integral part of this description and show every angle under good lighting.

Why Collectors Love This Coin

• The Walking Liberty series (1916–1947) is a cornerstone of U.S. type collecting. 1920-S examples are popular because they’re scarcer in mid-circulated grades than Philadelphia issues and explode in value once they reach fine

• Perfect for completing a date/mint set, building a silver type collection, or as a standalone display piece.

• Combines numismatic beauty with bullion value — great hedge against inflation with historic upside.

Whether you’re a seasoned collector, silver stacker, or history enthusiast, this 1920-S delivers timeless appeal and solid value.