I am really starting to develop a fondness for MS64 Walkers and the 64 grade.

[wingedliberty-migration]

I have always been fascinated by the 64 grade. Its like one of those magical numbers, in the context of super choice, and almost a gem, but not there yet. Its a great bargain in my opinion. There are so many choice 64s out there that could be considered true gems. , particularly in series/dates where there is such a huge jump from 64 to 65. Mercs and Walkers are my favorite series and Walkers in particular are starting to look so attractive in 64. ,that I am jumping on them. Here is a recent purchase off Ebay.

[michael]

 

 

michael

[jom]

have always been fascinated by the 64 grade

 

I've been fascinated by AU58 for years. Same idea. I'm also starting to like the "non-Full whatever" grades. There are some really nice and really CHEAP stuff out there that don't have the Full Whatever designation.

 

Cherry picking is still as alive as ever...

 

jom

[Hoot]

Great! bunch of coins, those 64s and 58s. My favorite grades to look for bargains in.

 

Sweet looking coin you have there. The short set in 64 is a very nice set, indeed.

 

Hoot

[wingedliberty-migration]

Thanks gentlemen. Tis the season for nice coins.

[Bruceswar]

that is a great coin.. I always like the look of a mint state Walking lib...

[CarlWohlforth]

I bought a few Walkers in 65. I love that design. They seem cheap to me too in the common dates. I guess people are fighting for the 66+ coins.

 

I have a neat Standing Liberty Quarter with an excellent strike. The rivets on the shield are better than most SLQs. The head isn't perfectly struck so it didn't get the FH designation. It probably will never be worth as much as a FH in the market but is sure is a nice coin! I know Mercury dimes can be found like that too.