Uncirculated 1964 Kennedy's

skier07

Do uncirculated 1964 Kennedy's have a premium? They all probably came from the same roll but I don't have the OBW and they all look like
they're lower grade MS coins without any toning.

Thanks,

Bruce

guitarwes

not usually. unless you can find someone to pay a premium.

percyb

<< <i>Do uncirculated 1964 Kennedy's have a premium? They all probably came from the same roll but I don't have the OBW and they all look like
they're lower grade MS coins without any toning.

Thanks,

Bruce >>


I think they're very common and not worth more than spot. Everyone I know has 64 Kennedys....myself included. But you might ask over on the U.S.Coin forum. They'd know for sure.

konsole

The thing with 1964 Kennedy's is that very very few of them have anything more then extremely light wear. I don't think I have ever seen a 1964 Kennedy that was less then high XF. So mint states coins are not that rare. I think buyers would prefer the coins to be uncirculated but I think its highly unlikely that you'll get more then a 1-2% premium for them. This is if the coins are less then MS-65 or so because even TPG graded at MS-64 they are only valued at 7% above melt value.

mkman123

uncirc kens are not rare and do not command prems/

chumley

pretty bullion

Meltdown

<< <i>pretty bullion >>



Yep.