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1939-D Walking Liberty Half

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I think it is an AU. I also think it may have been wiped due to the patch of hairlines in the right obverse field.
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Still a decent walker.
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Can't say I disagree. I was torn between AU and MS and also whether it would get a details designation. The toning adds some confusion but I think it'd likely land in AU details land. The rim ding at 8:00 on the reverse isn't ideal either. I took the pictures with highlighting my concerns in mind. The rub in the field isn't as bad as it appears but it's definitely visible.
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