NEWP 1940 S Walking Liberty Half with Thumb! "worst struck of all the Walking Liberty Half Dollars"
I finally found a 1940 S to fill that hole. This one is almost fully struck through the central obverse with a nice full hand and thumb, and all gown lines visible. It is indeed tough to find a very nice strike for this year/mm, I've been looking for one for a while now. This one is a MS 65.


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A very nice strike and look on that 40-S Walker!
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That is a bold strike for the date and mm.
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Nice! It pays to know the small details of the series that each of us pursues.
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That is an exceptional strike for that issue. Congratulations.
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Nice coin!
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Not only is it a great strike, but I love the look. Just a beautiful Walker!
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I had come to find out the 40-s can be just as tough to find as the 41-s As far as strike.
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That's a nice one, especially with a strike like that.
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Yours is about as nice as I’ve ever seen. Here’s mine. It is also a MS 65. The strike is pretty decent and the luster is awesome. It is in a 2.1 OGH:


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That is an excellent coin! I've been looking for a well struck 66, but that hole is still empty. I think finding a well struck 40-S is as hard to find as a weakly struck 1936 Philly half.
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Congrats the OP 40S is a fantastic strike for the date. I've seen MS66's that are weaker...well done!
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I would never have thought that a 1940-s existed that well struck. Full head detail too. Looks to have original surfaces....not the usual dipped white example. Incredible piece. That coin is probably more valuable than than a MS66 which is priced 3X higher.
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Wow...amazing 40-S.
Fantastic...
The 40-S 41-S 42-S can be really horribly struck.
I used to have a really nice 41-S but it unfortunately had an unsightly (to me) patch of die polishing above IGWT in the fields.
Other than that it was a killer example.
The dealer I bought it from discounted it because it was "scratched", lol1 -
Very, very nice WLH....Good details and mild luster....Great addition. Cheers, RickO
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WOW! That is indeed one of the best struck 40-S coins I have ever seen. As you know ... super tough attribute on that date/mm. Congrat's on a great coin!
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Very nce, congrats
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HEY MA........LOOK!
That lady has a thumb!
Pete
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I think that's the nicest '40 S I've seen. Some of the weak strike coins are luster bombs however. With many you are lucky to detect a hand, let alone a thumb!
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That's a nice one. Here is my PCGS 65, well struck, but looks like yours has less hits than mine
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