Guess the Grade 1942 Walking Liberty Half Dollar in older NGC holder

I am planning on doing about 5 of these a week but i am adding a little more fun to it you will be guessing the grade and the most resent auction price for the coin !!! This will be a load of fun happy holidays!! Coin is a 1942 Walking Liberty Half dollar in an older ngc holder. I allowed multiply responses so you can answer each part under the same poll !!

 

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ms64

 

MS-64 and $57.00

 

MS-65 and sold for somewhere between $80-90

 

I'm in at 65 . And sold for $95 .

 

It wouldn't let me vote for 2 .

 

Multiples did not work. 65 @ $75

 

I'd say ms 64 and sold for $70.

 

unc details

 

65, $75.

 

When do we get the answer ?

 

I just want to be different, I'll guess 66 at $140 to $150

 

if this coin hits ms, I'd be shocked, reverse has feather missing in eagles breast, and in lower leg too, thats why I said unc details

 

There is a slight rub on the eagles chest but we live in a world of market grading where they will dismiss that in a second , I still say 65 , 64 at the lowest . I have a 66 PCGS where there is wear on her breast , but it has the luster and clean fields as does this coin , and it seems the tpgs like luster more than a slight rub spot . JMHO .

 

I understand that, but theres noway to get around the missing leg feathers, thats wiped pretty clean off the leg

 

But they are not worn off. That is the strike.

 

heres a photo from the post heres one from pcgs

 

That's one well struck Walker , but you can't compare the two because the leg is usually like the ops coin on most coins in MS grades . That coin almost looks like it was struck with proof dies or at least brand new dimes . It's like comparing apples to oranges . I wonder what it grades as that's the one of the best struck Walkers I've seen .

 

its a smoker, ms-68

 

Not sure what you are trying to show with the 68, but here is a 64 with more than a feather missing.