1936-D Walking Liberty Half
~$40
1936-D · Denver mint · VF-30
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1936-D Walking Liberty Half
Did you know
The same striding Liberty is on coins the Mint makes right now. It was brought back in 1986 for the American Silver Eagle, seventy years after its debut.
What's on it
Liberty strides toward the sunrise with the flag behind her, holding laurel and oak branches. On the back, an eagle on a rocky crag.
When it was made
Chosen in 1916 while World War I raged in Europe. Half dollars kept the design until 1947, so it rode through World War II in people's pockets too.
The Denver mint
Denver began in 1863 as a gold office in the Pikes Peak rush, started striking coins in 1906, and still runs today.
- Struck
- 1936 · Denver mint
- Metal
- 0.36169 troy oz silver
- Melt
- $23.94 at $66.19/oz · 2026-09-21
- Grade
- VF-30 · Very Fine
- Size
- 30.6mm across · 1.8mm thick
- Edge
- reeded · 150 reeds
- Premium over metal
- +67%
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Valued 2026-09-21 · silver $66.19/oz · gold $4,347.50/oz
Good-faith estimate at spot, not a formal appraisal.