•    The Walking Liberty Half Dollar, designed by Adolph A. Weinman, was struck from 1916 to 1947 
•    This complete set contains one example from each issue, making up 65 coins 
•    The issues struck during the final years of the series are the most popular to collect due to their mintage during World War II 
•    Weinman’s Walking Liberty obverse is considered one of the most inspiring American designs
•    This set includes the low mintage rarities 1916-P, 1916-S, 1921-P, 1921-D, and 1921-S
•    The entire series is known as a powerhouse of Absolute Rarity 
•    In 1964 alone, the US Mint struck nearly as many Kennedy Half Dollars as the entire Walking Liberty series mintage
•    Absolute Rarity: The 1921-D issue has a minuscule mintage of only 208,000 coins 
•    Absolute Rarity: The 1921-P issue has a minuscule mintage of only 246,000 coins 
•    Absolute Rarity: The 1916-S issue has a minuscule mintage of only 508,000 coins 
•    Absolute Rarity: The 1921-S issue has a minuscule mintage of only 548,000 coins 
•    Absolute Rarity: The 1916-P issue has a minuscule mintage of only 608,000 coins 
•    Absolute Rarity describes a coin with such a low mintage that it’s difficult to find in any condition  
•    Each of these coins would grade between Good and Extremely Fine condition