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What is there to know about Walkers with no initials?
What years are affected?
Business and/or proof strikes?
How many are there?
What price premiums do they command?
Are they faked by machining off the initials?
TIA Edited by texasmick
04/07/2007 12:10 pm
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Hi Texas
I cannot answer your questions about value and population or for that matter all the dates which are affected,, I do know that 1936-P is one of the years because I have one ,, they are the result of an abraded die since the initials are incused in the coin that is raised on the die, and is affected by polishing much quicker than the relief designes.
Metalman
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Hello I do not have my Breen with me and it will be a few days till I get back to North Carolina , but I do Know that some are listed in Breen with Breen numbers and there is some desire but you have to be able to find the right collector I have one or 2 And If I recall they are somewhat rare but not very many people collect them.
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1945 Its in the cherrypicker guide I just sold 1 last month MS-65$400.00 graded by TPG the one I sold was raw |
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Thanks for the comments. I let a circulated 29-S get away because I didn't feel I had enough information to bid up for it (still don't, as a matter of fact).
Jim, I'd appreciate any info you can provide once you get back to your references.
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Not a problem it may take a few days
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I actually have one of the 1929-s no AW . Which has been confirmed by swamperbob in person actually and after seeing him at work I trust him explicately. it has also been confirmed by many others as well including the dealerthat I bought it from an I did not notice it as well untill I got it home
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Breen #5154 Presently very rare -1929-s no AW. there were a few other dates mentioned . If you need that info as well let me know . Breen was last published maybe around 1986 so If any info has changed since I do not know.
Edited by scoutjim99
04/18/2007 7:42 pm
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Breen's Encyclopedia lists the 1918-D, 1929-S, 1940, 1941 (proofs only), 1942-S, 1943-S, 1944, 1945, & the 1947-D.
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Thanks for the info, guys.
So they're rare, but aren't widely collected (low demand), correct?
Do you have any idea of what kind of price premium they command in the marketplace?
Thanks again.
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Good Question ? I have seen circulated pieces say mamybe Good to fine for $35.00, But those were for The 1940's pieces, And I know they sat for along time. the last time I was at that dealer They were still there
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