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Congrats on the finds. I used to keep every bicentennial quarter I found but now I have rolls and rolls that are taking up space. I started snagging these back in 1976 so I think I'll sort out a few high grade coins to save, check the others for varieties, and cash in the rest.  |
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I usually only get 2 or 3 a roll.
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Pillar of the Community
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Are there really some varities in the bicentennial halves? If so what are they or where can someone find some information on this?
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Pillar of the Community
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Bisontenial half dollars? I did not know the government made halves with buffaloes on them?
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Are there really some varities in the bicentennial halves? If so what are they or where can someone find some information on this? I doubt it. The only Bicentennial coinage with any varieties I'm aware of is the Ike dollar, with its Type 1 and Type 2 reverses. |
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The bicentennial half dollar isn't anything rare or special.
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Not sure if there are varieties for halves. But yes on quarters.
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Bisontenial half dollars? I did not know the government made halves with buffaloes on them? Note: A Bison is not a Buffalo. Bisons have horns in a different place than a Buffalo.  As to Bicentennial Coins. When I get a roll of Haves, I sometimes think that is all they made. |
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Bisontenial half dollars? I did not know the government made halves with buffaloes on them? Sure they did, 1991 Mount Rushmore half dollar. |
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Sure they did, 1991 Mount Rushmore half dollar. I didn't realize that the Bi-Centennial era had either a silver anniversary nor a half dollar honoring Mount Rushmore. Possibly a NIFC coin that the mint didn't publicly advertise?   |
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