Walking Liberty Halves...

JohnAP,

They all look shiny! Sorry to be flippant, but that's all I can tell you with the photo provided. It would be best to display them individually if you can. You can take the photo you have and cut, then paste each coin as a separate file. If you lose too much resolution, you may have to shoot each one individually.

I can't really tell from your images. Here are some pictures of some of my graded Walkers.

X Fine 40


X Fine 45


AU


MS-63


MS-64


MS-65


MS-66

Hi JohnAP,
Sorry, but your photos are too blurry to tell much. I'll take a few ill-informed guesses, though!

The 1937-S looks really chrome-like, which strikes me as unnatural. Without better photos I'm guessing it has been aggressively cleaned or polished to make it that shiny.

The 1939 has a better obverse photo and it looks mint state, probably limited to MS-62 due to bag marks. The reverse looks too shiny but maybe that's just the lighting (and the blurring).

The 1941-D also appears mint state from the obverse photo. That big distracting hit between the sun rays will limit it to maybe MS-61.

The 1945-S also looks mint state, but I can't even guess at a specific grade.

The 1947 looks MS from the obverse but the reverse photo shows a flattened grey area at the eagle's breast and neck which is either wear or damage. The shiny obverse is not consistent with the flat spot on the reverse, so I suspect either damage to the reverse or aggressive cleaning to make a somewhat worn coin look brilliant. Either way it's probably not a high-grade example.

50cents, those are splendid photos. Which TPG did the grading? Your photos would make a nice reference for Walkers. Maybe forum Mom or Dad could put those in a sticky at the top of the grading forum!