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JFK Half Dollar Roll Hunters: Silver, Proofs And Other Finds

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Awesome! That's some fun hunting when there's a payoff like that. You need to take the tellers some dessert, too.
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Another box with silver Enders. 2 40% Enders and 3 40% in the box total. I would've thought more but certainly not complaining


My experience is that I generally find fewer silver coins in a box of bank-rolled half dollars with silver "enders" than I expect to find. The rolls in one box display 100 ends: i.e., 10% of the total number of half dollars in that box. Therefore, if a box contains three silver enders, I would expect to find 30 or so silver coins in it. But I typically find only half that number of silver coins -- or even a smaller amount -- in a box with three enders. Once I found a box with two Benjamin Franklin enders -- but they were the only silver coins in that box!

I think the explanation is that because silver coins are slightly heavier than cupro-nickel coins, they preferentially wind up at the end of a roll. But I can't prove this. I also find more obverse silver enders than reverse silver enders. I don't know the reason for this outcome.
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Awesome finds!
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