The Harry W. Bass, Jr. Specimen of the Proof 1825/4/1 Half Eagle. Only Three Examples Known During the 1820s, the marketing of yearly Proof coinage to the wider numismatic market was still three decades in the future for the United States Mint. This is not surprising as coin collecting in this country did not experience its first significant growth in popularity until the late 1850s. Earlier, there were few collectors, most of whom were concentrated in the larger cities of the Northeast, most no

🪙✨ The 1936 Proof Walking Liberty Half Dollar marks the return of U.S. proof coinage and showcases Weinman’s iconic design at its absolute best. 🔍💫 With sharp details, and limited production, this early proof is a cornerstone for collectors who appreciate beauty, history, and elite-level craftsmanship. A true classic from the golden age of American silver. 🔥 #WalkingLiberty #1936Proof #HalfDollar #USCoins #Numismatics #CoinCollecting #ProofCoins #SilverCoins #ClassicCoinage #BullionSharks |