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so my little silver streak continues I personally like going to the banks with 2 armed guards and thick bullet proof glass between you and the tellers  I turned in 100 dollars of searched halves since I dont normally visit this bank. I asked for the heck of it and the lady had 60 bucks of halves 3 40% halves one really nice 68D and 2 other tarnished ones (68D and 67) Milestone.....I FINALLY have a full roll of extra 40% JFK's! |
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I'm working on my first box of half dollars. I found a 1966 in the second roll, but 15 rolls later nothing else exciting, yet.
Besides silvers, proofs, post 2000, and 1974-DDO's what should I be looking for?
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Update on my halves searches--- Went through 6 boxes last week. Total harvest: 8-40% 14-NIFC and these two pictured!  |
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I'm working on my first box of half dollars. I found a 1966 in the second roll, but 15 rolls later nothing else exciting, yet.
Besides silvers, proofs, post 2000, and 1974-DDO's what should I be looking for?
The 1971-D's, 1972-P's, and 1973-P's have some nice DDO's and DDR's. I would examine those closely as well. The 1970 (40% silver) and the 1987 P&D's were not intended for circulation as well--- Also the 1972-D, 1982-P and 1983-P's may have "FG" missing on the reverse. Edited by Ferdyboy
07/20/2010 1:19 pm
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You bet. I've found 4 of the 1974-D DDO's. The worst would grade about F-15 and the best would grade about AU-55. They seem to be the easiest to find. I have tried selling a couple on ebay, but delisted it when there was no interest in it even at a starting bid of 99 cents. Best just to sock them away, I think, and have them graded at some future time. Just my 50 cents---err, I mean 2 cents.  Edited by Ferdyboy
07/20/2010 1:28 pm
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nice walkers, I have still only found one of those, but still have no access to boxes, just CWRs
Mine was a 1918 though, oldest piece of silver in my collections
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Thanks!
I already have the entire collection of Walkers---so these I guess I will just save seperately and sell them to someone who needs to fill out their collection---
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Ferdyboy I was wondering if you could help me out!!
you can send me an email
my contact info is on here if you click on my name
please email me, it would be greatly appreciated
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I think you need 50 posts before you can send pms.
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hmmmmmm is it against rules for me to post my email for him to see?
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2 more boxes down. One produced a nice 69 and the other showed an 89 Proof and a really beat up 82 Proof along with 4 NIFC's.
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There are also 1973-D and 1977-D with doubling in TRUST to be on the lookout for. Also, the '71 and 77-D struck in silver clad by error. Don't know if anyone on this site had found one yet.
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hmmmmmm is it against rules for me to post my email for him to see? I don't believe you're allowed to do this except on the BST. If he reads this thread, he'll see your request. Edited by Neil
07/20/2010 3:37 pm
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Ferdyboy I was wondering if you could help me out!
you can send me an email
my contact info is on here if you click on my name
please email me, it would be greatly appreciated
I tried but no dice---it won't let me. Are you a member of the forum CoinTalk? We can exchange info there. If you're not a member, it just takes a minute to join. My username is the same there as here. |
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