Found my 10th Walker!

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Hunted an old gravel parking lot where I've done pretty good in the past.
Pulled about 50 old beavertail pull tabs, a 1945 wheat, a 1948-s dime and a 1944 half dollar.
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Must not be a coin collector, huh ARC? First time I heard the term walker had to be 35 to 40 years ago.
Incorrect.
The Term IS... Walking.
Look it up if ya dont believe me.
And... just so you know... have collected for eons.
 

OK. I looked it up and you can too by typing in "what is a walking liberty half dollar commonly called" in any search engine;

Walkers

Walking Liberty half dollars, affectionately known in the coin industry as “Walkers,” were minted for 31 years, from 1916 to 1947. These coins are composed of 90% silver, and unlike the Kennedy half dollar, it’s virtually unheard of to find one in circulation today.
 

I thought about digging in gravel. This old homesite I can do partially is in a church gravel lot. I just didn't know how much gravel and if I can even get to soft dirt without exhausting myself
Hose down the ground and let it soak in some? It might help, I've thought about doing exactly that on our old gravel driveway. Maybe break up the ground with a pry bar first
 

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Hope you find #11 soon oldmxrat. Better yet, if you have yet to get a Barber.....

HH ALL
A Barber half is def way up on my bucket list!
 

Great Save on the Walker. Beautiful coin, and No. 10 too. Well Done.
 

OK. I looked it up and you can too by typing in "what is a walking liberty half dollar commonly called" in any search engine;

Walkers

Walking Liberty half dollars, affectionately known in the coin industry as “Walkers,” were minted for 31 years, from 1916 to 1947. These coins are composed of 90% silver, and unlike the Kennedy half dollar, it’s virtually unheard of to find one in circulation today.
Your citing a "gold buyer" site ?
I know people call em that... its before my time i guess.
 

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