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Post any new Walking Liberty Half Dollar images..
MFH
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The Barber Thread is well over 1,700 posts...
I'm sure there are a number of collectors who'd like to
post their Walking Liberty Half Dollar images too.
I'll start with...
This was for me the toughest date to locate in AU.
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Here's a few errors
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<< <i>Had to start out with your big trump card, huh Mike? >>
I expect you to post the coin I told you about - I'll be disappointed
if you don't. Of course, provided you actually win it !!
Edit to add:
50cent...you may not want mine when you see another that will be posted soon !!
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Broadstruck...what's up with that 1944 ? Looks like a die-sunk overstrike.
Nice errors...I may have to come up to visit you this Summer to look at your collection.
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But I did pay$9 for it at an antique store in Phoenix
Stefanie
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CoinsAreFun Toned Silver Eagle Proof Album
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Gallery Mint Museum, Ron Landis& Joe Rust, The beginnings of the Golden Dollar
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More CoinsAreFun Pictorials NGC
Reminder to self this one needs a new image.
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I like it
Stefanie
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CoinsAreFun Toned Silver Eagle Proof Album
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Gallery Mint Museum, Ron Landis& Joe Rust, The beginnings of the Golden Dollar
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More CoinsAreFun Pictorials NGC
- Bob -
MPL's - Lincolns of Color"Central Valley" Roosevelts
-Randy Newman
It's has a scrap chuck of silver struck right into the center, do the the skirt line it looks like a screw head.
It's a poorman's plugged 1795 FH $1.
i posted a thread on this piece a while back.....the majority of people seemed to think it was a stamp employed by the military
greg
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Who'd have thought something like that could happen - a screw head imbedded ? Amazing.
Thanks for sharing your coins with us - your scope in collecting errors is all encompassing.
I picked up a couple of common dated coins in PCGS 58 ... as its easier to buy these already holdered than to have the Dansco specimens holdered.
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Mike - that 46P in the AU58 holder looks MS64!
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i believe Broadstruck was saying that it had the look of an imbedded screw head (not that it actually was a screw head)
correct me if i'm wrong Broadstruck
greg
www.brunkauctions.com
This coin history wise has been to Anacs, Pcgs, and is now in a NGC MS65 holder all confirming it's a Strike-In.
<< <i>Nice coins, all. I'm tired of showing my 21's - I need to dig out some others and get pics done. >>
I don't get tired of looking at your 21 keydates or Broadstruck's Walker errors....
...two edits in a row, Broadstruck ? Hiding "the good stuff" are we ?
Here's an image from Heritage's auction archeives of something I picked up a
few years ago. The coin's at the bank and I forgot what it looks like - Jeez Louise...
I hate having to keep my things at the bank...
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I like it
Stefanie >>
Ray
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<< <i>You folks are killing me with these gorgeous WLHs. Here is the only one I have imaged and I feel guilty for sharing it again-
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Don't feel quilty Tom I would look at that 21 everyday if I own it
Keep em coming guys.
–John Adams, 1826