1967 50 Cent Straight From The Bank Envelope

I say it is worth 2.50,., others may say higher..

East, doesn't eye appeal come in as a factor too when grading? They're light prints, but they're still there.

Any chance this is a PL?

I don't have a silver voyageur yet, still waiting for my luck to come across someone's dump

I really lucked out on basically anything related to numismatics lately. This is my third ever circulated silver for face. The teller thought they only had the one '75 (which strangely looks to be quite circulated with al the nicks and prints), but I asked him to check if there are any more in the branch (I'm sort of hoarding them nickel ones for now). He found one, I certainly didn't expect this!

Very nice overall, it doesn't have the circulation scratches as expected from circulated grades. Kinda looks a bit like my pocketpiece actually, really even wear with few scratches. My pocketpiece just has more scratches now though because I'm quite careless with it. Now I wonder, did someone accidentally spend their pocketpiece?

Melt as of now is nearly $6, coinsandcanada says numismatically it's worth $9. What does Charlton say?

People don't roll 50-cents coins up here since they're very uncommon. I had to ask around for a couple of months. I never see their rolls being sold, so I improvised using a loonie roll (too tight fit) and a toonie roll (too loose fit). And this the silver ones are also a much bigger so they can't be rolled up together.





Edit: Wait, I think I see short, fine hairlines everywhere and going every direction on it when I angle the light a certain way. But they are very hard to see, not harsh and going across the whole coin in one direction like the cleaning hairlines that you can see clearly even in photos. I don't think I can get these on a photo. Does this mean my coin was cleaned or is it just marks from normal wear?