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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;bama guy, post: 339288, member: 6154&quot;]I have a tiny question for the group and would appreciate some advice and feedback.&nbsp; I have finally decided what I want to collect... everything..&nbsp; I would like to get some nice examples of coins which I remember as a wee lad and when I ran my paper route.&nbsp; I have a a short list of coins which I have been working on for a while and now focusing my attention on walker half dollars.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>What I am looking at is a short set of&nbsp; uncirulated Walker Halves&nbsp; preferably 1941-1947 the war years .&nbsp; I have noticed some of the auction (Ebay) have these coins set available in gem blast white condition.&nbsp; My questions is the following .&nbsp; Consider this is a 21 coin set , would you suspect these coins have been cleaned recently. Is it possible for coins this age to remain tone free .&nbsp; I know a lot if not most older silver coins have been cleaned at some point but to get a set of 21 tone free coins which are&nbsp; being&nbsp; advertised as &quot;Never Been Cleaned&quot; possible. </p><p><br /></p><p>Concerning certified coins I&nbsp; be wrong on this but NGC and PCGS will certify cleaned coins if they have not been damage by harsh cleaning...&nbsp;&nbsp; Thanks..&nbsp; I go now.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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