1943 Walking Liberty Half Dollar, Ruthenium & Hologram Enhanced (ICG Graded)

This item is a 1943 Walking Liberty Half Dollar that has been specially enhanced with Ruthenium and a holographic finish. The coin is encapsulated in a graded slab by ICG (Independent Coin Graders), indicating its authenticity as 'Genuine'. The slab's label also specifies 'Ruthenium & Hologram' and notes '1 of 500', suggesting it is part of a limited edition of similarly enhanced coins. The coin itself depicts the iconic 'Walking Liberty' design by Adolph A. Weinman. Lady Liberty is shown striding towards the left, draped in the American flag, holding olive and oak branches, symbolizing peace and strength. A large sun with rays is visible behind her, partially obscured by her form. The year '1943' is clearly legible at the bottom of the coin's face. The holographic enhancement creates an iridescent, multicolored effect on Liberty and specific areas of the sun's rays, giving the coin a distinct, modern aesthetic that contrasts with the typical silver finish of its original issue. The surrounding field appears to have a darker, possibly ruthenium-coated finish, which enhances the visual pop of the holographic elements. The coin is well-preserved within its protective slab, showing no visible signs of wear or damage to the coin itself or the enhancement. The craftsmanship indicates a professional enhancement process, adding a contemporary artistic dimension to a classic American coin design. The grading information 'ND' (No Date) and '50C' (50 Cents) are also visible on the ICG label.