Did you know.........

longtimecollector

That the mintage for the ENTIRE Seated Half Dollar Series from 1839-1891 is about ONE-HALF the total of Kennedy Halves produced in 1964 alone????????

ibzman350

no I did not.


Herb

kieferscoins

Neat info. Is it more or less than AH 1964 halves?

Cameron Kiefer

dthigpen

I've been supplementing my Capped Bust Half purchases with Seated Liberty Halves lately.... Definately a challenging series, but fast becoming my favorite.

RYK

Did you know that...

Russ, Marty, and Ken combined own more Kennedy halves than the total number of seated dollars minted from 1836-1873?

Russ

Did you also know that there are more Seated Halves graded in MS67 than there are for the 1964 and 1964-D Kennedys combined?

Russ, NCNE

braddick

<< <i>That the mintage for the ENTIRE Seated Half Dollar Series from 1839-1891 is about ONE-HALF the total of Kennedy Halves produced in 1964 alone???????? >>

The entire mintage of Franklin halves is also dwarfed by the single year Mintage (1964) Kennedies.

Shamika

<< <i> Did you also know that there are more Seated Halves graded in MS67 than there are for the 1964 and 1964-D Kennedys combined? >>


Does this mean that MS67 Kennedys are rare or that MS67 Kennedys are rarely slabbed?

longtimecollector

<< <i>The entire mintage of Franklin halves is also dwarfed by the single year Mintage (1964) Kennedies. >>



Also true, BUT Seated Halves ran 53 years........ Frankie only hang around for 16 !!!!!!!

Russ

<< <i>Does this mean that MS67 Kennedys are rare or that MS67 Kennedys are rarely slabbed? >>



It means they're rarely slabbed because they're rare. Between the two mints PCGS has graded 2873 examples in all grades with a total of 53 in MS67 and only one in MS68.

Russ, NCNE