Show me a tarnished key or semi-key coin

KollectorKing

ldhair

Walkerfan

Here are some semi-key early date Walkers:

Lowest San Francisco mintage in the entire series:

High mintage but low survival rate:

One of the leading strike Rarities:

Walkerguy21D

Fairlaneman

Traditional Keys/Semi Keys or Keys that the TPGs have uncovered in the last 30 years? I believe the 1919D, 1919S, 1925D,1925S,1927D and 1927S could easily be called Semi to Full Keys in the Mercury Dime series now.
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Ken

KollectorKing

@Fairlaneman said:
Traditional Keys/Semi Keys or Keys that the TPGs have uncovered in the last 30 years? I believe the 1919D, 1919S, 1925D,1925S,1927D and 1927S could easily be called Semi to Full Keys in the Mercury Dime series now.
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Ken

Yes, if they are considered semi- keys, pls post them.

crazyhounddog

Flatwoods

Walkerguy21D

KollectorKing

@Fairlaneman said:
Traditional Keys/Semi Keys or Keys that the TPGs have uncovered in the last 30 years? I believe the 1919D, 1919S, 1925D,1925S,1927D and 1927S could easily be called Semi to Full Keys in the Mercury Dime series now.
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Ken

koynekwest

A few proof Buffs-

ElmerFusterpuck

Hardly ever see early date toned Walkers:

Omegaraptor

When I was 10, a family friend let me look through his change bowl and let me pick out anything that was interesting to me. At the bottom of the bowl I found two Morgan silver dollars, and this was one of them. He is now sadly deceased. I will never sell it.

This is my 1912-S cent - I like the tarnish and slight woodgrain effect.

1852-O half dime - underrated coin with a very low survival rate. You don’t see one of these every day - try to find a nice example and you’ll notice how difficult it is.

Aspie_Rocco