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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I agree; $3.25 is a bit low, I wouldn't take less than $3.50 right now.
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
10051 Posts |
@fistfulladirt Quote: Earl congrats on the Barber half! Got a pic? Aaaargh - my meds show their ugly heads again!  I meant 2011 D, not 1911D 
How much squash could a Sasquatch squash if a Sasquatch would squash squash? Download and read: Grading the graders Costly TPG ineptitude and No FG Kennedy halveshttps://ln5.sync.com/dl/7ca91bdd0/w...i3b-rbj9fir2
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Pillar of the Community
United States
787 Posts |
Berniez,
With a total of 141 coins, I would have also paid you more. An average value has been around $4.00 per 40% half. You could have sold them on the Bay with a Buy-It-Now and done quite a bit better than $3.15.
This being said, for just a local sell, $3.15 is not bad and it is still one heck of a profit. Before you sell again, let others on the forum know.
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New Member
United States
2 Posts |
Hey folks, First time caller some-time listener :) I don't have any very interesting finds yet (just NIFCs), but I've been enjoying working on filling out a full set of clad coins anyway. As I go through each year/mint stack and pick out the best to keep for my collection, I figured it would be easy to write down the numbers in each stack. The results have been kind of interesting, so I thought I'd post here in case anyone else might find it so. Firstly, I'll say that I'm in Washington state and have been buying mostly from the main office of a credit union, which has tons of shotgun rolls in the vault, and have started buying from a merchant teller at a BofA branch that serves a lot of cash businesses that seems to have CWRs. I've only bought about ten rolls at a time each time, and have not bought a whole box yet. My being in Washington would seem to be at least a little relevant given the overwhelmingly Denver-heavy rolls I've been getting. Have halves circulated so lightly that they've tended to stay in the region nearest their mint, or is there something else going on? (I've found almost as many 1976-Ds as Philadelphia coins across all years!) Also, I've found not a single 1985, which seems very odd to me. It wasn't a heavily-produced year, but wasn't as light as some years I've found multiples of. Am I missing something? Anyway, here's my combined data so far: YEAR,D,P
1971,45,5
1972,38,10
1973,6,4
1974,18,6
1976,72,5
1977,11,2
1978,6,0
1979,3,3
1980,14,0
1981,3,0
1982,7,0
1983,9,1
1984,7,0
1986,1,1
1988,2,2
1989,5,2
1990,14,0
1991,7,0
1992,9,0
1993,13,1
1994,9,9
1995,28,2
1996,18,15
1997,17,6
1998,33,0
1999,10,2
2000,9,3
2001,21,14
2003,0,1
2006,0,2
TOTAL,435,96
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Valued Member
United States
123 Posts |
Decided at the last minute to take a day off from work and get a birthday present for my wife. Across the street is a small credit union. As I was heading out to the car I thought "I wonder if they have any fifty cent pieces." I go in and ask and for some reason she keeps wanting to sell me the $1 coins so I'm thinkng this is not a good sign if she doesn't know what a fifty cent piece is. She says all she has is one roll. I look at it and think "That is interesting, it is plain brown paper with 50 cents written on it." I get home, hide the present then open the roll. Typical roll 1971 1974 1971 1994 then pay dirt:
1941 D 1943 1944 1945 1974 S 1776-1976 S 1977 S 1978 S 1980 S X2 1982 S 2002 S
I think I will take more days off or was it the fact I was buying my wife a present.
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Valued Member
United States
209 Posts |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
538 Posts |
Great find! I wish I was so lucky haha!
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
10051 Posts |
Box 17-18 Found a 1972D no FG  (worn condition though) NIFC: 1P - 1 1D - 3 2P - 1 4D - 1 (first one found) 5D - 1 9P - 1 I am not sure what s going on, the totals of NIFCs found have been low compared to the first 10 boxes or so. Cherry picking (totals do not reflect the 1st 10 boxes (!) before I started these totals: 72P - 425+154=579 total searched no DDO yet 72D - 94+48=142 total searched - found 1 No-FG 73D - 54+91=145 total searched - found 1 DDO74D - 55+18=73 total searched - no DDO yet 82D - 6+0=6 total searched - zero No-FGs found
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New Member
United States
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Bought my first box, still sealed from the Fed, today. Found two 67P in very nice shape! My first silver. And also my first button/token/something. Now just to really sort through the thousand half dollar pieces I quick-sorted onto on my dining room table, oof.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
787 Posts |
CMALJZ,
Were the S mint coins silver or clad?
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Pillar of the Community
United States
787 Posts |
Oh, I forgot to post the results of my second box last week:
1971-S Clad 1981-S x 2 Clad 2006-D 1978-S Clad 2004-P
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Pillar of the Community
United States
787 Posts |
 Sukhbaatar First, welcome to the forum here. Second, it is not that uncommon to find halves circulated close to their strike location. This may not be extremely common, but it is not unheard of either. Third, it does seem a bit odd you have not found a 1985 coin. Based on my experience, they do pop up now and then and are not too uncommon.
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Valued Member
United States
123 Posts |
All of my S mints were clad
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Pillar of the Community
United States
530 Posts |
This weeks 8 box total......
7...nifc 1 proof 2004 (3) 40% (2)1967,1968 (2) 90%, 1957,1953
Its slowed up a bit, but I'm going to keep plugging.
Edited by halfhunter 07/20/2012 5:31 pm
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