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1920 Walking Liberty Half

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 Posted 04/01/2021  8:11 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add KenBerthiaume to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
not sure if toning is good or if it's too worn.
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I'll say VF-35, not a big fan.
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VF 20
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Decent neck line and breast definition...her cap is a little worn. Good hand. Even though this one is a little more circulated than the 18 you showed...the gown has more definition...which is nice! An older cut on typical flat leg.
A ding on the eagles leg is the only noticeable mark on the reverse that I can see.
The toning doesn't bother me...probably a matter of where she was in the album she came from.
VF35 but EF40 wouldn't surprise me either.
I like her...but I like the 18 better.
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I like the orange hues in the toning but based on the level of wear I would go for the 1918 instead of this one.
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