Show off your Walkers!

There was a thread for people to show off their Morgans, and I think that Walkers are right up there with them when it comes to beautifull silver coins. So lets see em!
Here is my 38-D. Not my best in condition, but it is my most valuable.
I guess I'll throw in a 43 too since I have it on hand.

Thanks in advance for sharing!

 

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This one is a nice AU

 

Very pretty coin TOLS196024. Thanks for sharing it.

 

OK. Here is one.

 

WHOA! That is one NICE coin!! What is that, Proof 67 DC?

 

Very nice indeed.

 

Thanks Paul & Adam. Yes that is what the slab says PR67 DC.

 

Airedale, just a guess, but is it in a pci slab sold on ebay from jeff wherlin, aka JWCAMEO? I feel I can recognize his photos instantly, but I may be wrong.

 

holy cow airedale, that's beautiful

 

airedale she is beautyfull ,is she single? does she date married men? if so could i take her out to dinner? lol

 

Cool! I guessed the grade correctly! But that is the most beautiful walker I have EVER seen.

 

gleaming photo

Beautiful photo. Beautiful coin.

What is the technique for getting such nice photo's. Each time I try and take photos, even of high grade mirror like coins, they come out awful.

I'm using a 5.0 megapix Kodak, 10x optical, but still cant seem to get good photos. I read somewhere that it's better to put the coin on a black surface so as to cut down on excessive glare.

 

That 1939 Walker $1/2 is an interesting piece.I've never seen a Proof one before,let alone,an Unc. one.

We get a lot of worn ones turning up over here in New Zealand.

Aidan.

 

those left by US Marines from WWII?

Ruben

 

I think you nailed it Jeff has some nice coins, but many times his prices seem to be high.

I do wish he would send his PF66 Franklins to NGC and not PCI as then I might be interested

Speedy

 

Speedy,
Jeff seems to get all his coins in PCI slabs, as they label non-cam coins as deep cam (IMO). He then turns up the contrast on his camera to make all coins look like they are deep cameo. I have seen many many coins in hand that he has sold, and not one of them even came close to being cameo (I was a victim of his when I first started with coins, and it cost me about 700 dollars). In my opinion he is a true scumbag.

 

Ruben,we had all branches of the U.S. armed forces here,not just the Marines.I wouldn't know how U.S. coins would have been accepted as payment over here.Fiji's 1942S & 1943S coins are very common over here as well.

Aidan.

 

Here's my only nice one:

 

Leadfoot,that is a very nice 1942 $1/2 you have got there.

Aidan.