tommyd

1877

That's awesome! I wonder how many came in a roll....

1903

1909-S VDB (Quite real)

1925/3

1930 So-called '5-Legged Variety' (Left foreleg is doubled)

1931

Thanks TG & congrats on the nuptuals!

Strong die-break thru date -- from same jar of cents.

1994 -- Appears to be a "struck-through" -- found in a jar of cents.

1933

1935

1936

1937

1938-D

"1941 Walking Liberty Half Dollar - Proof-66. what is that dark toning caused by?" Oxidation due to exposure at some point to potentially a number of contaminants, including heat, dampness, pollution, etc. The patina of a silver coin is vulnerable to anything that hits it -- BU silver coins should always be stored in dark, dry and cool environments, and away from airborne pollutants -- easier said than done...

1942/41

1943/2-P

1945

1946-D

1947

1948