1943 Walking Liberty Half Dollar- Raw

Mid AU,55ish.

Out of curiosity - I see some hairlines to the right/behind Liberty - are they from cleaning or caused by something else in one of you all opinion?

58 here. Nice toning

AU55 and no call on the originality of the color and surfaces except that I would consider it questionable.

Agree, the colors do not look natural here, nor would they on an uncirculated example.

Broken-Coin...You are correct. This was in the lot I bought from you. I was going to mix it in with the rest of my 90% halfs but just couldn't do it with this one. AT or not I still like the look of it.

I am in the AU53-55 camp on this one.

@Connor

1st, thanks for your purchase as it secured more money then needed for the error note I bid on.. Also curious what your thoughts were as you unpacked the silver coins..

2nd, your purchase was part of what I called my "Not so Junk, Junk Silver" that I had set aside when Spot was around $45 a ounce, and would sell it at Spot when it reached $50..

I considered these as still collectable, and 100+ year old silver belongs in the collector market instead of the melting pot..

All coins are original and any artificial toning would have been done before I purchased them..

This was only part of the original Silver that was set aside, others included B/U 1950's - 1964 Quarters, in small paper envelopes that I guess are over 40 years old..
Some of them have Toning, attractive and unattractive, and if I come across any of the photos, I'll post them..

The Merc. Dime in the holder may be Uncirculated and I think it's full split band's, or very close..

Good Luck finding a home for the "BIE" LWC's, the one part of giving Coins to younger collectors that I miss since closing my coin business "Brier Ridge Coin" about 10 years back..