Not your average walker!

Hello everyone,

Before I go further into detail, let's start with a little quiz.

What do you see on this coin that could possibly make it worth many times what an average walking lib goes for?

 

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Its an overdate nice worn old walker.

 

I decline to comment. Saw this exact same coin posted somewhere else last night.

 

?OK what did I miss then,am I seeing numismatic pederolia by your previous responses its obvious im not getting something.

 

Look at the date.

 

Thats what I did the first digit isn't visible unless there isn't a (one) 98 and what looks like a 1/5 so is it fake/counterfeit instead which was my second thought.

 

Hint: Congress established a bullion coin program in 1985.

 

Can't tell anything other than worn and damage with that photo.

 

Ok now I get it this was tricky.

 

You have it figured out already, you just dont know it yet!

 

A well worn 1986 ASE?

 

Man, I've been carrying one around as a pocket piece for probably seven or eight years now, and it's going nowhere as far as wear goes. Still shows all the hairlines of the harsh cleaning that let me get it at spot.

 

I see it, pretty sure I saw it on Instagram last night.

Very nice coin

 

Thats it i forgot the obverses were the same no wonder why the OP didn't add a reverse picture.

 

Right on the money!

Really? In my experience the .999 tends to wear extremely fast. My 2007 eagle that I began carrying in 2019 is a VF30.

 

Here's the full photo BTW

 

I was over-thinking it they are actually kind of look more attractive looking like a 100+ year old coin.

 

Now, can it be worth "many times" an average walker goes for? Perhaps more, but the WLH is silver also. Different grade of silver for sure. But, many times different with that wear?

 

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