1918 walking liberty half dollar 1 1

[Yancey1997]

Where would the mint mark be on the 1918 walking liberty??????....

[Greenstang]

Why are you showing a 1946 cent and asking about a 1918 half dollar?

To answer your question, it would be around 7:30 on the Reverse.

Edited March 26 by Greenstang

[Sandon]

   The mintmark location for all Walking Liberty half dollars dated 1917-1947 is on the reverse to the left of the rock on which the eagle is perched and beneath the pine, as shown on the reverse of this 1938-D:

    The mintmark location for 1916 and some 1917 issues is on the obverse beneath "IN GOD WE TRUST'. 

    That indispensable resource, the "Redbook", indicates mintmark locations for all U.S. coins. Do you have one?

[powermad5000]

I am very confused about this entire thread. It is on the copper side of the silver on the back behind feathers of wheat.

[Henri Charriere]

In the study of law, they have the "The Uniform System of Citation."    To numismatists, a standard reference,The Red Book, two words, should be of assistance to a collector in identifying coins by their proper name.

[Yancey1997]

I just realized that I messed up sorry 

[Henri Charriere]

🐓:  Wrong coin, notwithstanding, a member was still able to provide the OP with an answer to his question!

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