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There is still a lot of detail there. XF I would say. XF40 or so. Not a bad first Walker!
Edited by smokeriderdon
03/08/2020 12:07 pm
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Bedrock of the Community
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EF-40 sounds about right.  to the CCF! |
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Nice. Is it for a type set or are you starting an album?
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Pillar of the Community
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i guessed XF, good-lookin half
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Pillar of the Community
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Nice indeed. Careful, those things get addictive quickly.
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Pillar of the Community
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A nice coin expat. Here's to more Walkers in your future.
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Nice coin- will go with 40
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Very nice!  |
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New Member
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not really looking to collect them. This was one of a few loose coins in the inherited collection. 95% are all proofs or encased uncirculated from 21 different countries. Trying to ascertain which of the loose ones would be worth official grading. Thanks to all |
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Nice coin. I agree with the XF crowd |
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A 1942 isn't worth grading unless it is a higher end MS. However, I would certainly get it into an airtight or home slab. looking even closer, it seems to have had a really good strike. Looks like the head was pretty much full and good definition on the breast plate and the hand reaching out is well defined. I would certainly keep it.
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Having one of those is impossible. You must really continue to get more and more and more and..............
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