Numismatic number or KM number

I inherited a bag of coins from my father. I had not looked in it until today, 15 months after receiving it.  In the bag along with bags of pennies and nickels, Canadian coins, and three folders of pennies was a 2000 full color Walking Liberty 1 oz. silver dollar.  I cannot find a numismatic number or a KM number so that I can catalog it.  Can any of you help me with this?  Thank you in advance.

Do you mean an American Silver Eagle? It has the same obverse design as a walking liberty half. 

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Sometimes they are painted by third-party companies.

https://en.numista.com/forum/topic122103.html

For the Canadian collector coins, I recently took the initiative to start entering the RCM reference numbers and Charlton reference numbers since Krause went bankrupt in early 2020.

I hope this will help you identify your coins and for more recent coins you can also do a search the RCM web site : https://www.mint.ca/en

Regards,

Québécois

For the Canadian collector coins, I recently took the initiative to start entering the RCM reference numbers and Charlton reference numbers since Krause went bankrupt in early 2020.

 

I hope this will help you identify your coins and for more recent coins you can also do a search the RCM web site : https://www.mint.ca/en

 

Regards,

OK, as long as you left the existing KM# in the existing references?

Sjoelund

 

OK, as long as you left the existing KM# in the existing references?

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Best Retards,

Thanks!

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Do you mean an American Silver Eagle? It has the same obverse design as a walking liberty half. 

 

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Sometimes they are painted by third-party companies.

Yes, it is the same as the American Silve  Eagle with the Walking Liberty obverse but she's in color. 

An American Silver Eagle in color is a PMD coin.  It only has the bullion value attached.