Is this typical for an XF40 grade WLH?
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Doesn't look like a 40 based on those pics, I definitely would pass on that one. That one looks like it had an old wipe or a soap and water wash. Here's a link to my early Walker set, the 16-D is a 40 with the look I like:
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Elmer--I agree that it looks like a soap and water wash, which isn't the worst thing in the world. Your link doesn't work. Oh wait...now that's a 40!
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That could be very possible.
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like the eagle neck feathers, but other areas look low VF at best.
My opinion is that the images are overexposed and make it quite tough to actually tell what level of detail is present.
Hard to tell if the coin is really that blah from the pics.
16-D in 30 and 35.
His 64 picture doesn't look that great either
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My opinion is that the images are overexposed and make it quite tough to actually tell what level of detail is present.
My thoughts exactly!
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About thirty years of change in the same grade in my opinion.
I hear you. Walkers I'd have graded Fine back then, appear to be XF's today. This one looks F-VF to me.
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Some PCGS graded xf40 Walkers.
except for the '17 D obv, what a waste of plastic
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About thirty years of change in the same grade in my opinion.
I hear you. Walkers I'd have graded Fine back then, appear to be XF's today. This one looks F-VF to me.
If this is a fine, do you have a pic of what you would grade an au55?
Some PCGS graded xf40 Walkers.
except for the '17 D obv, what a waste of plastic
It's not like the baby had to give up Pablum for a month. Why would you give a rat's patoot about what someone else does?
Not very difficult. Find a coin with approx 50-75% field luster, I'd call that a 55. It's when these coins have almost no remaining luster, and centers appearing flat, that they become more difficult. Luster makes it easy to confirm higher circ grades. From what I've seen more luster is required on an AU55 20th century silver coin vs. a 19th century one....sometimes it's a huge difference.