The 1936 Liberty Half Dollar is a piece of American history, minted during a time of economic recovery.
Part of the Walking Liberty series, it features an iconic design by Adolph A. Weinman.
Collectors value this coin for its silver content, historical significance, and artistic design.
Mint marks on the coin, such as 'D', 'S', or none for Philadelphia, affect its rarity and value.
Uncirculated coins with no wear can fetch high prices, especially with original luster.
Condition is key; grades range from Good (G) to Mint State (MS).
Special varieties, like the 'Doubled Die' error, are highly sought after by collectors.
1936 Half Dollars with Full Bell Lines (FBL) on the reverse command premium prices.
Provenance can add value; coins with a known history may be more desirable.
Always consult a reputable coin dealer or grading service to verify authenticity and value.