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1942 1C PR65RB

Gorgeous band of Red toning crosses the Reverse on the bias.

1942 1C PR65RB

Gorgeous band of Red toning crosses the Reverse on the bias.

1942 1C PR65RB

Gorgeous band of Red toning crosses the Reverse on the bias.

1942 5C Nickel PR66

This Nickel has a slightly rotated Reverse Die error.

1942 5C Nickel PR66

This Nickel has a slightly rotated Reverse Die error.

1942 10C PR66

Absolutely flawless surfaces and with brilliant surfaces on both Obverse and Reverse. One of the cleanest Mercury dimes I've ever seen.

1942 10C PR66

Absolutely flawless surfaces and with brilliant surfaces on both Obverse and Reverse. One of the cleanest Mercury dimes I've ever seen.

1942 50C PR66

The Proof Walking Liberty Half Dollar is in my opinion the most beautiful coin ever minted by the Philadelphia Mint. I searched a while to find this PCGS Proof 66 Gem. It does exhibits the typical weakness of Strike on the Eagles lower Left leg. (Which probably kept it from being graded a 67 or 68) This corresponds with the hands of Lady Liberty on the Obverse. The 2 opposing highpoints make this a handy way to tell how well your particular coin was struck. After you've examined a large quantity of Walkers (Like I have ), you'll notice how many of them have little or no detail on the lower Left leg and/or weakly struck hands.

1942 50C PR66

The Proof Walking Liberty Half Dollar is in my opinion the most beautiful coin ever minted by the Philadelphia Mint. I searched a while to find this PCGS Proof 66 Gem. It does exhibits the typical weakness of Strike on the Eagles lower Left leg. (Which probably kept it from being graded a 67 or 68) This corresponds with the hands of Lady Liberty on the Obverse. The 2 opposing highpoints make this a handy way to tell how well your particular coin was struck. After you've examined a large quantity of Walkers (Like I have ), you'll notice how many of them have little or no detail on the lower Left leg and/or weakly struck hands.

1942 50C PR66

The Proof Walking Liberty Half Dollar is in my opinion the most beautiful coin ever minted by the Philadelphia Mint. I searched a while to find this PCGS Proof 66 Gem. It does exhibits the typical weakness of Strike on the Eagles lower Left leg. (Which probably kept it from being graded a 67 or 68) This corresponds with the hands of Lady Liberty on the Obverse. The 2 opposing highpoints make this a handy way to tell how well your particular coin was struck. After you've examined a large quantity of Walkers (Like I have ), you'll notice how many of them have little or no detail on the lower Left leg and/or weakly struck hands.