Just bought my bag of 2001 Halves!
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I hope no one else has alrady posted this, but the halves are up on the US Mint website now.
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United States Mint Offers 2001-dated Kennedy Half Dollars
In Two-Roll Sets and Bags
Dear Subscriber:
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The United States Mint is proud to announce the 2001-dated Kennedy Half Dollars are now on sale! The 2001-dated Kennedy half dollars are available in two-roll sets (20 coins per roll), including one Philadelphia and one Denver mint mark coin roll. They are also available in bags of 200 that include an equal number of half dollars with Philadelphia and Denver mint marks.
Of the 19.5 million 2001-dated “D” mint mark Kennedy half dollars produced, only 12,334,000 were released into circulation by the Federal Reserve. Of the 21.2 million 2001-dated “P” mint mark Kennedy half dollars produced, none was released by the Federal Reserve into circulation.
Each coin roll in a two-roll set is wrapped in a specially designed United States Mint paper coin wrap that prominently displays a “P” or “D,” representing the roll’s mint of origin and “$10.00” representing its dollar value. These rolls feature half dollars in circulating quality, struck on our main production floors at the United States Mint facilities at Philadelphia and Denver.
Each 2001-dated Kennedy half dollar bag is filled with 200 half dollars in circulating quality, also struck on our main production floors at the United States Mint facilities at Philadelphia and Denver. Each bag is marked with both a “P” and a “D” representing the mints of origin and “$100,” the dollar value of its contents. The 130,000 two-roll sets available will sell for $35.50 each, and the 20,000 bags of 200 coins will sell for $135.00 each. More 200-coin bags and two-roll sets will be produced as customer demand warrants.
Customers can purchase the 2001-dated Kennedy Half Dollar Two-Roll Sets and Bags by visiting the United States Mint’s secure website at http://www.usmint.gov/catalog, or by calling 1-800-USA-MINT. Hearing- and speech-impaired customers may order by calling 1-888-321-MINT (6468). A shipping and handling fee of $4.95 per order will be added to all domestic orders. Please allow approximately two to three weeks for delivery.
When making a purchase online please use this source code: ITDKD01.
A lot of folks got upset when the Mint started charging for shipping last year. Doesn't this bother anyone besides me?
BobIn Memory of BigIndie (Mike Dalzell) 1974-2004
Vietnam Vet 1968-1969
Not much you can do about it but NOT order and NOT pay it...
<< <i>Shipping from the mint and the surcharges are outlandish.
Not much you can do about it but NOT order and NOT pay it... >>
...or go to the US Mint and buy it from the gift shops there.
I only wanted some, but didn't want to pay the huge surcharge for the rolls, so I bought the bag.
I will go through, get some, and probably ebay or BST some of the others...maybe $1.40 each incl shipping. Just a thought.
But, I also combined the 2004 silver quarters so it lessens the overall impact of the $4.95 s/h by the mint.
As for going there and buying directly (ie...in person)....not all of us can do that...I work FT and live in WA State, so it is kind of too far.
I've been told I tolerate fools poorly...that may explain things if I have a problem with you. Current ebay items - Nothing at the moment
Anyone know how many bags are to be sold?
20,000 bags to start, then whatever the demand.
Jim