Went to see my grandma is Harrisburg over the weekend, and she made me put my name on some stuff so when she dies, its clear who gets what. I felt kinda weird doing that, but one of the things I claimed was my grandmas coin collection. He collected coins all his life, and when he became an established business man (Middletown Lumberyard, for anyone down in that area,) he started buying older and rarer coins. My grandma made me take some Walking Liberties, because I mentioned how that is one of my favorite coin designs. Heres what she gave me:
1946 D
1944 S
1942 S
1941 S
1936 No mintmark
All are in pretty good shape, I can see the sunrays and some detail in the bundle and her hair on the front, and all the reverses have good detail all around, with feathers clearly visible on the eagle. For me though, the sentimental value far, far outweights any monetary value.
1946 D
1944 S
1942 S
1941 S
1936 No mintmark
All are in pretty good shape, I can see the sunrays and some detail in the bundle and her hair on the front, and all the reverses have good detail all around, with feathers clearly visible on the eagle. For me though, the sentimental value far, far outweights any monetary value.
