The Walking Liberty is the most beloved image in American coinage, and this Highland Mint round puts it on a full ounce of silver without the premium a government coin commands. Each round contains 1 troy oz of .999 fine silver struck with both classic faces of the design, the striding Liberty and the heraldic eagle, marked with the HM hallmark and a COPY stamp for full compliance as a private-mint tribute.
Key Features:
- Purity and Weight: .999 fine silver, 1 troy oz
- Metal Type: Silver
- Obverse Design: Adolph A. Weinman’s Walking Liberty striding toward the rising sun with LIBERTY and IN GOD WE TRUST
- Reverse Design: Heraldic eagle with shield beneath 13 stars, E PLURIBUS UNUM banners, and the HM mintmark
The obverse recreates Adolph A. Weinman’s 1916 masterpiece in crisp relief. Liberty strides toward a rising sun, its rays fanning across the lower field, with the folds of the American flag streaming from her shoulders and an armful of oak and laurel branches cradled at her side. Her free hand reaches open toward the horizon. LIBERTY spans the upper rim and IN GOD WE TRUST sits in the right field, faithful to the half dollar layout that circulated from 1916 to 1947.
The reverse pairs the portrait with a heraldic eagle, wings spread wide behind a striped Union shield, talons gripping an olive branch and arrows, with 13 stars pyramided overhead and E PLURIBUS UNUM ribbons crossing the wings. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and ONE TROY OUNCE .999 FINE SILVER circle the border, with the HM hallmark and the small incuse COPY designation confirming its private tribute status under the Hobby Protection Act.
Highland Mint strikes these in the United States with proof-like fields that flatter Weinman’s flowing linework. Rounds like this trade just above spot, making them one of the most efficient ways to stack an American classic.
Timeless artwork, honest markings, and near-melt pricing make this an every-week buy. Order the Walking Liberty 1 oz HM round today.










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