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Message:: [QUOTE="Collecting Nut, post: 8433942, member: 74863"]This is my second set of Walking Liberty Halves. I few months ago I found some junk silver that I purchased 7-10 years ago. I was stunned at the dates I received in that price range. I only need the 1916-D Mercury Dime and a 1955-D Dime to fill both of those sets. As for the Walking Liberty Half Dollars, I needed 6 of them. I paid no more then $30 for each of them. In fact, 3 of them were less than $15.00. I couldn’t believe the key and semi-key dates were in the bags and rolls of junk silver that I had. I did have to buy one of these and that was the $30.00 coin, the 1938-D,  which is a semi-key coin. All the others were in my junk silver purchases from years ago that I never opened. The dates I recently purchased was a 1947, 1917-D obv and rev, 1919, 1919-D and the 1919-S. I know they had lower mintages than most of the others but not a one so I bought them. Yesterday my LCS had the last coin that I needed. It was only $28.00 so no complaints from me. It was a 1917-S obv. I’m not a collector of varieties so there will be six empty holes. I don’t like them but I can live with that. So here’s photos of both albums that complete my second set of these.[ATTACH=full]1495273[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]1495275[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]1495276[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]