Post Your Walking Liberty Halfs

Haven't seen a post about "YOUR WLs".

I love these coins, in my Top 5 of all time. I'm collecting the coins dated 1916-1921, totaling 20 coins. They range in grade from VG-MS. Some of the dates are hard to find in decent condition. I have 10 of the 20 needed so far.

Here's my favorite.
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Early WLHs are a lot tougher to find with meat and problem-free than the vast majority of folks realize. Your 1917 has a really nice look to it. Here is a 1917 WLH that I own that is in a PCGS old green holder (OGH)-

 

This is the only one that I have an image to show. A 1936 PCGS PR-65.

 

I have one. View attachment 276299 View attachment 276299

 

I sold all my Walkers and I gave this one to my twin brother for his birthday last year. If you look closely you can see fantastic light iridescent rainbow toning on the reverse.

 

Oh I have a couple of these

 

I am also working on an acquisition of a proof walker. Hoping I can have her in hand by the end of next month.

 

She's a beaut. Is she graded?

 

Pcgs ms64. There is a smear on the slab on the reverse. but i thought the colors were nice.

 

I think the colors are great and the whole coin is fantastic. If you ever wanna part with her, keep me in mind.

 

Ok, I think i am going to hang on to it for awhile.

 

Can't say that I blame you there good sir, she is definitely one to be admired.

 

Love the thread. Gives me a chance to post this beautifully toned 1942 PF-66 CAC Walker. For whatever reason most Walkers don't seem to tone very nicely so when I found this incredible Proof it was a no brainer. As a bonus it happens to be a Mark Feld special. Does anyone else think there should be a special pedigree offered by the TPGs for Mark Feld coins, or am I the only one? I consider myself lucky to have picked up 3 incredible pieces from him before he left to go work for HA. All 3 will remain in the family to be passed down to future generations.

 

I've known Mark for many years. He is a great guy with a great eye and I am fortunate to be able to call him a personal friend.

 

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Here's a nice toner Liberty that Walked into the office the other day:

1917 Walking Liberty Half MS64 PCGS





Enjoy!

Best Regards,

George