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1916-S(?) Walking Liberty Half

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The three 1916 WLH's I'm posting today came from an older album put together by another collector. This coin was in the 1916-S slot. It appears to be an S, but it's so worn that I'm not 100% sure. If you tilt the coin just right enough of the date is visible to tell it's a 1916. Looking for grading & mint mark opinions.

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I will go with FR-2. I think you have the date and mintmark correct. If it were a D, I would think it would have more a rounded right side instead of the rectangular shape that one in you pictures show.
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Its an S
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I'd go with 16-s F-2 as well
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I agree on both counts - it's an S and probably a F-2.

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