| Lot # | Auction | Current Bid or Hammer Price | Description |
| 749 | The Midwest Summer Sale 2011 on 07/29/2011 | $1,350.00 |
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Six 1941-S PCGS MS-64.
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Blazing white luster gleams from five of these half-dollars, completely uninhibited by tone, while the sixth has a slight amount of haze, yet tons of rollicking luster as well. These all sport the... |
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| 750 | The Midwest Summer Sale 2011 on 07/29/2011 | $4,900.00 |
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Seven 1941-S PCGS MS-65.
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Fragile greyish haze affects most of these half-dollars, but all have blazing white luster, and the two that have no haze possess jaw-dropping brilliance. All display average sharpness in this seven... |
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| 751 | The Midwest Summer Sale 2011 on 07/29/2011 | $575.00 |
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1941-S PCGS MS-65.
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White luster shimmers in and out of the fields and illuminates decent details, with Liberty displaying some semblance of fingers on her central hand. Both sides seem to be somewhat cleaner than usual... |
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| 752 | The Midwest Summer Sale 2011 on 07/29/2011 | $3,600.00 |
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Three 1941-S PCGS MS-66.
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None of these would qualify as being fully struck, but they are about average in that regard, while being far above average in terms of stunning luster and extremely clean, satin fields. ... |
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| 552 | The Collectors' Auction 2010 on 10/15/2010 | $360.00 |
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1941-S NGC MS-64, 1942-S PCGS MS-64 (green label), and 1943-D PCGS...
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Selection of mintmarked short-set half-dollar makes up this trio, all of them certified as grading MS-64. The 1941-S has usual soft details in an NGC holder, 1942-S is marginally sharper and 1943-D... |
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| 553 | The Collectors' Auction 2010 on 10/15/2010 | $700.00 |
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1941-S PCGS MS-65.
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Because sharpness is of such major concern for 1941-S, this must be considered an above-average coin, as the obverse central details are significantly nicer than the usual "mush" seen even on... |
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| 630 | The Midwest Summer Sale 2010 on 07/23/2010 | $1,550.00 |
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Five 1941-S PCGS MS-64.
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Liberty's hand is weak for each one of these 1941-S half-dollars - a typical characteristic for the date, as well as all the issues from 1939-S - 1945-S. Every coin is virtually identical in... |
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| 631 | The Midwest Summer Sale 2010 on 07/23/2010 | $1,250.00 |
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Five 1941-S PCGS MS-64.
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Average strike quality for 1941-S is noted for each member of this quintet, each coin displaying commonly mushy details at Liberty's hand. PCGS has graded each MS-64, and they are consistently... |
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| 633 | The Midwest Summer Sale 2010 on 07/23/2010 | $3,100.00 |
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Five 1941-S PCGS MS-65.
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Three of these 1941-S halves are tinged with hints of beige-grey patina, while the remaining pair are shimmering blast-white examples. One of the faintly toned coins actually has a slightly better... |
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| 634 | The Midwest Summer Sale 2010 on 07/23/2010 | $3,100.00 |
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Five 1941-S PCGS MS-65.
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I never read it in a book, I never saw it on a show, but I heard it in the alley on a weird radio. If you wanna a drink of water, you've got to get it from a well, and if you wanna get to heaven,... |
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| 635 | The Midwest Summer Sale 2010 on 07/23/2010 | $3,200.00 |
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Five 1941-S PCGS MS-65.
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As the key to the traditional "short set", 1941-S sees constant demand, particularly for coins in higher grades. Each of these has been graded MS-65 by PCGS, and though generally in keeping with the... |
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| 636 | The Midwest Summer Sale 2010 on 07/23/2010 | $1,950.00 |
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Three 1941-S PCGS MS-65.
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A trio of gem 1941-S half-dollars, each graded MS-65 by PCGS. Strike quality is only average for each, with the weak central details usually expected. However, each coin generates exciting... |
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| 637 | The Midwest Summer Sale 2010 on 07/23/2010 | $650.00 |
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1941-S PCGS MS-65.
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Glowing alabaster-white surfaces shimmer with incredible satin texture, brilliant almost beyond belief, and an almost complete absence of even the smallest handling mark make this a no-question... |
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| 638 | The Midwest Summer Sale 2010 on 07/23/2010 | $675.00 |
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1941-S PCGS MS-65.
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Light reflects off this surfaces with astounding brilliance, as if the coin were almost impossibly bright, and there is no mistaking the usual ultra-fine satin texture peculiar to half-dollars of the... |
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| 639 | The Midwest Summer Sale 2010 on 07/23/2010 | $675.00 |
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1941-S PCGS MS-65.
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A hint sharper than the usual 1941-S, since Liberty's hand is at least outlined, while the surfaces gleam as if illuminated by an unseen energy. The satin sheen is amazing. |
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| 513 | The Midwest Winter Sale on 02/12/2010 | $250.00 |
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1941-S NGC MS-64.
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Vintage undipped surfaces are a delightful characteristic of this 1941-S half -- the key to the traditional short set of 1941 - 1947. Light tobacco-tan accents spatter across the upper obverse fields... |
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| 813 | The Midwest Summer Sale on 07/24/2009 | $525.00 |
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1941-S and 1947-D NGC.
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A blazing white 1941-S is graded MS-64, and is accompanied by a silver-tan 1947-D graded MS-65 and pedigreed to the "Nevada Silver Collection". The 1941-S, though by no means sharp, is not as flatly... |
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| 526 | The Collectors' Auction 2008 on 10/17/2008 | $1,850.00 |
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1941-S PCGS MS-66.
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The difficulties that plagued San Francisco in 1941 with the production of half-dollars is all too well known, and sharp examples are always avidly sought after. This coin is substantially better than... |
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| 601 | The Midwest Winter Sale 2008 on 02/08/2008 | $1,100.00 |
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1941-S Walking Liberty half-dollar, PCGS MS-66
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Extremely attractive silken fields reflect an almost incomprehensible level of brilliant sheen that must be seen to be believed, and only a mere handful of minuscule luster breaks along the left side... |
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| 1155 | The Collector's Auction on 10/20/2006 | $675.00 |
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1941-S NGC MS-64.
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Tones of magenta, turquoise, green, yellow, violet, and blue can be observed covering 100% of this well struck and problem-free Walker. |
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| 639 | The Midwest Winter Sale on 02/17/2006 | $800.00 |
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1941-S MS-65++.
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This impressive specimen manifests virtually pristine iridescent surfaces. A negligible amount of ticks are observed with a glass on this gleaming, lustrous San Francisco issue. It is prominently... |
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