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Rest in Peace
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I bought a "key" coin from my friendly coin dealer today, as I continue to try and complete my Walking Liberty half collection. My 1916S, graded VG, Walking Liberty cost me $90. I think it was a good deal, but as good as a retired teacher can afford!  |
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Gary, good buy and there is nothing wrong with collecting on a budget. I been doing that for 30 years and after all those years I am still coin poor! But, as I always say, at least I know where my money went! And, I can even show you!
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Valued Member
United States
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Congratulations, Gary.
How long have you been collecting Walkers?
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Valued Member
United States
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Rest in Peace
 United States
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Daniel:
I have been collecting Walkers since I completed my Franklins.
About two months.
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Valued Member
United States
157 Posts |
Great! Betcha you'll have a tougher time completing the Walker set!
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Hey Gary,, Great coin and a good buy !!!
Which walkers are you still needing ?
Rick
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Valued Member
United States
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Gary, sounds like you got a really good buy on the start of a good series. I really like this series but they sure are hard to grade.
Edited by bulldawg
09/04/2005 02:13 am
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Gary, does your Franklin set include all the proofs from 1950-63? I know the early proofs are getting pricy these days! Mike |
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Metalman: I still lack six, and they are the rare ones. So, it's a matter of saving until I can afford them.
Mike: Unfortunately, no proofs. Some nice coins, but no proofs. Maybe someday, when I win the lottery. The real nice coins I have in this collection were gifts from KoinQueen.
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Posted 09/02/2005 6:30 pm
