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1937-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar. Set Upgrade.

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This 1937D will be replacing my current VF30. Again, quite lustrous cartwheeling. I find it quite difficult to show luster keeping any glare out of the pics. Hope these are OK.


1937-D-Walking-Liberty-Half-Dollar.--Set-Upgrade.
1937-D-Walking-Liberty-Half-Dollar.--Set-Upgrade.
1937-D-Walking-Liberty-Half-Dollar.--Set-Upgrade.
1937-D-Walking-Liberty-Half-Dollar.--Set-Upgrade.
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I'll go with AU58. I can't tell the difference between slight wear and a weak strike. You can see the skirt lines end prematurely but that could be the strike..
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I'll say MS-63 with a weak strike.
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I'd lean towards 63, but 58 wouldn't surprise me.
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