What Happens When You Sort Through 1,000 Kennedy Halves?

I don't recall fenk. You will have to do a little bit of research or wait until some here more knowledgable can give us the facts.

I'm in a silver drought. I do save the 1982 & 1983 nickels,dimes and quarters that are not too badly worn.

It's a lot of fun. I was thinking of asking my bank to order me a box, but I'm sure they'd want me to pay right up front, which'd suck. But you do find some very nice ones sometimes. I agree that the 1971's and 76's are pretty common, but I also get a lot of 1995's for some reason.

I think the 1987's have a pretty low mintage, the 1999's have a relatively low mintage, and of course keep the silver.

[QUOTE fengk]
I think the 1987's have a pretty low mintage

Thats becuase the only way to get 1987 is to break them out of mint set, and I wuold hoard any 1982,1983 I can get there might be another year out there cant think off hand that you have to bust out of mint sets. also any modern ones are hard to find

{QUOTE]fengk
Cool thingee...do you know if it was the d or p mint nickels
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The Jefferson nickels in Question are 1964 D.. Breen #2758 and considered very scarce... And most of the 1964 P and d nickels were struck in 1965 using 1964 dated dies

Cool, thanks scoutjim! There were only 1.8 billion of those 1964-d nickels made...so that leaves a lot of hunting!

everyone thinks of them as a burden in the mainstream world of business, personally I think people whine to much. I have had to count the till in a cash register before so I have done it .. I alway found it to be neat to keep tarckt of all of the methods used for payment and on what.. I have even seen some commeratives and some dollar coins Like Ike and peace..and tons of SBA's of course