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1919-S Walking Liberty Half Dollar For Grading Opinions.

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I am considering this one as another upgrade to the VG8 that holds the spot now. I'm going to go with a weak obverse strike for the rays, head, left leg gown lines worn so low. Sandals are nice.
If I can get a 20 out of this one I'm gonna pull the trigger on it. I am at 25.
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Nice VF-25.
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they did have issues with strike in the earlier walkers, however with the amount of wear on the coin, its hard to say how much would be attributed to wear/strike on this one.

the obv looks low end VF20 and the reverse VF25 so I can see your dilemma. obverses tend to override reverse in most series so I'm at VF20
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Agree. Strong VF20. Piece does have character!
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Im leaning more towards VF-25 on this one, but its close. If it was submitted to a TPG it might be a 50/50 to whether it gets a 20 or 25.
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