walking liberty half dollar

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 1921 good  $120
1921-d good $ 150
High grade coins worth money:
$500 or more and MUST be ms63
1916 $650
1916-d 700
1916-s $ 2000
1917-d obv
1917-d reverse  $ 1500
1917-s obv $4500
1917-s reverse $1500
1918 $ 1100
1918-d $1400
1918-s $1500
1919 $3000
1919-s $6500
1920 $500
1920-d $5000
1920-s $2500
1921  $7000
1921-d $10,000+
1923-s $4000
1927-s $2000
1928-s $3000
1929-d $600
1933-s  $1000
1934-s  $800


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