47thelement
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Yes we do not find many of them do we- she has been put away for long time hasn't she. we have 2 like her if memory is right.Piercesdad said:considering the age I'm amazed
An MS63 1943 WLH is valued at most $30-35, and considering the dings on his coins it'll probably grade at most a MS62-MS63. I think PCGS costs $30 to get it graded. So, is it worth it to get graded? Nope.silvercop said:nice. i'd send that one in for grading![]()
Piercesdad said:The wife has claimed her! says she is going to put her in a bezel and make a pendant.
Well you know what they....
If Momma ain't happy....
If she does, hope she's careful with it! That's how I just dug the big Peace dollar in my avatar, someone probably wore that one as a pendant, lol! ffdPiercesdad said:The wife has claimed her! says she is going to put her in a bezel and make a pendant.
Well you know what they....
If Momma ain't happy....

It doesn't look cleaned to me so much as it looks chrome-plated. From what I can tell from the pictures there aren't any lines running across the surface through the main devices. Maybe as someone else suggested if you can post a picture of the whole coin in white light it will give us a better idea of the coin
Rakattack said:An MS63 1943 WLH is valued at most $30-35, and considering the dings on his coins it'll probably grade at most a MS62-MS63. I think PCGS costs $30 to get it graded. So, is it worth it to get graded? Nope.silvercop said:nice. i'd send that one in for grading![]()
