These Never Get 'Old' With Me

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Bit of a blasted hiccup in there (repeat photogs), but you folks get the idea.........

 

This was one I used to own:

 

I've always liked the obverse design of "Walking Liberty."

 

Me as well.......

 

Great images green18. This is the only one I have imaged.

 

Great photos @green18! Are you using an editing or crop app of some sort?

 

I use photoscape for editing.......

 

Well done Sir!

 

@green18, nice specimen, however, regarding the title of this thread, it's not correct...the moment you acquire them, they're "getting old with you".

Hey, I just realized something & I am going to PM you!

 

I have the same feeling, I love the design of this coin. Here's the San Francisco Proof and then I bounced the light down on it in the 2nd image. I love Photoscape as well, been using it since it first came out.

 

These are not mine. Just images folks have posted.

 

I have never saw those type

 

I remember this one. The young lady's father had this ASE displayed on a curio shelf for years in the sunlight. She came here asking about it and many accused her of artificial toning the piece. I wonder if she kept her fathers ASE?

 

Walking Liberty is my favorite coin design. And I'm also a big fan of edge inscriptions.

So I went all-in for 2016: A complete set of Proof, Uncirculated, and bullion -- raw and slabbed.


To avoid confusion: The Proof and Unc 2016 ASEs were edge inscribed, but not the bullion version.

Hopefully they'll stay beautiful and won't develop any blemishes.

 

I should re-take some of the pages.

 

Thought all you had was a bucket full of doubled dies.

 

@Cheech9712
I should sell them off and get the 95-W

 

I agree. Would look good with your collection

 

I’m afraid I don’t own her anymore. She now resides in a very nice NGC registry set. I found and submitted her myself (NGC MS68), with the intent of gifting it. I only gift coins I would also like to own. Hopefully she’s not mad at me still.