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  1. TWLA
    Yellowish was from lighting. There is no toning.
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    Can anyone share their experiences with submitting Walker Halves for grading. I have a few I would like to submit, but after careful exam under x20 magnifier I can detect some very fine lines that could suggest cleaning/whizzing. How strict is NGC on the issue? Will any indicator (i.e., possible whizzing in only 1 or 2 mms of the obverse surface) result in a "Cleaned Coin" verdict? Pic's of three coins included. Thank you for your responses. Tom, Shillington PA.
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    Looking at the coin, left side tail feathers, Type 1 have 4 narrower tail feathers. Type 2 coins have 3 thicker tail feathers.
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    I had (2) Franklin Halves graded by NGC and both came back with Obverse Wheel Marks. I would like to learn more about how to identify these as the coins have no value and should not be submitted for grading. Any good tutorials available...? Any good methods for identifying Wheel Marks...? Anyone have a similar experience...?