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so I tried asking the question in the JFk hunting thread but to no avail, I was not answered.
at the bank I received a roll of halves with a date stamped on the wrapped, "july 5, 1975" and insisde was a roll of UNC 1976-D halves.
this is not a shotgun roll, it is roll that can open on both ends.
what would be the fair market value of these if I were to try and sell them. and would these be worth holding onto for the next 30 years?
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$10? there was a bunch of them minted and BU examples abound if it was an oringinal bank roll there may be a slight premium for an error searcher but I dont think there any known errors for that year maybe Cuds or die cracks or rotated dies have you looked at them all? |
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I agree, not much premium on the Bicentenials unless they were silver... They are everywhere...
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I would put them on ebay and see what they bring.I have a buyer right now that buys all my circulated bicentennial quarters for 30 cents each and he resells them somewhere.Somebody must like them. |
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its a waste of time to put them on ebay, your only going to get max 12-15 then minus fees. I bought 2 of each obr of 1976 p and d for 12 each shipped minus ebucks too so not really worth it |
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10 dollars per roll thats all they are worth...they just made way too many of them to be worth anything.  |
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Rest in Peace
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We'd get $13-14 on ebay for circ rolls, an unc roll would be $15-16 plus shipping. start at 15 and see what happens. like bryan says, pretty much a waste of time, but if you clear 13 after fees, you got a 30% return on your money. volume.... |
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There's a reverse Cud that is worth some money and of course gems carry a premium. In this case it almost has to be choice gem to be worth much and superb gem to warrant grading. Time don't fly, it bounds and leaps.
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Posted 03/06/2011 12:10 pm
