Production of the Walking Liberty half dollar is slightly less in 1944. The big news of the year is the landing of troops beginning the invasion of Europe on D-Day, June 6, 1944. IBM builds the first programmable calculator and "The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet" takes to the air for the first time on radio.
Philadelphia produces 28,206,000 coins, Denver 9,966,800 and San Francisco mints 8,904,000 silver half dollars. Walkers from Philadelphia are available in all grades, well struck and with great eye appeal. Denver and San Francisco are a bit tougher to find in high mint state grades and bring a premium. Several varieties of the silver coin are well known.
Below you'll find several listings of the 1944 Walking Liberty half dollar. See one that you're interested in simply click on the link to find out more about that particular coin.
 1944 D Fine Walker Walking Liberty Silver Half Dollar  US $11.83 23m |
 1944 P WALKING LIBERTY HALF DWM EF TONED GREAT COIN US $11.990 Bid 59m |
 Choice BU 1944 Silver Walking Liberty Half FREE S H US $14.556 Bids 1h 25m |
 1944 Walking Liberty Half Dollar BU US $11.262 Bids 1h 37m |
 1944 S WALKING LIBERTY HALF DOLLAR MS 64 PCGS 7695 US $101.241h 42m |
 SILVER Walking Liberty half Dollar 1944 US $12.990 Bid 2h 18m |
 1944 Walking Liberty Half Dollar BU US $12.502 Bids 2h 30m |
 1944 WALKING LIBERTY HALF HIGH GRADE FREE SHIP US $19.952h 52m |
 1944 WALKING LIBERTY HALF VF FREE SH S58 US $12.993h 34m |
 1944 D WALKING LIBERTY HALF VG FREE SH S61 US $12.993h 34m |
 1944 P WALKING LIBERTY HALF LK VERY NICE COIN US $19.993h 55m |
 1944 D WALKING LIBERTY HALF DOLLAR MS 66 US $225.000 Bid 4h 6m |
 1944 P VF Walker Walking Liberty Silver Half Dollar US $12.189h 51m |
 1944 D High Grade Walking Liberty Half itemJ8 1 US $16.9910h 9m |
 1944 P WALKING LIBERTY HALF SHARP VERY NICE COIN US $24.9911h 30m |
