First Walker in Quite Awhile: 1918-S

Couldn’t resist at NZ$80 (~US$54). Just landed in the letterbox and looks even better in hand. Will get an acetone soak after I retrieve it from my Christmas stocking. Nothing special but I like it.
Smitten with DBLCs.
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Very nice with super detail!
That’s a keeper!
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Close to AU details on that one, well done!
Be careful, early walkers can be almost as addictive as early copper!
Nice looking Walker - lots of detail on it!
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Nice pickup.
It's especially nice when these early Walkers haven't been cleaned twenty times....or, perhaps rarer still, uncleaned and free of rim nicks/ticks/bumps.
Nice looking WLH.... a personal favorite of mine.... An acetone soak should do it good.... Be sure to show us pictures after you have finished. Cheers, RickO
Great looking and well struck for the date. It's got to be around AU-50 or so.
Pete
That's a lot of coin for $54.
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My Full Walker Registry Set (1916-1947):
https://www.ngccoin.com/registry/competitive-sets/16292/
Really nice looking coin, and a special end of WWI date for the Anzacs!
I like it and would leave it alone.
Leave it alone indeed. Nice old Walker.
Dave
I don't see any downside to an acetone soak in this case. I'm sincerely keen to hear contrary opinions. Cheers.
Smitten with DBLCs.
I would roll an acetone soaked Q-tip over both sides. That will remove any oils and pcv. Dipping will just loosen it.
Nice Walker.
Good eye!
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