PO1-AG3 40% silver 50c

stealer

Anyone have pop reports and are there any collectors of these?

GoldenEyeNumismatics

I ran about $20,000 face of 40% through a coin counter this summer and probably found about 5 that would grade AG or lower.

stealer

<< <i>I ran about $20,000 face of 40% through a coin counter this summer and probably found about 5 that would grade AG or lower. >>


Thanks GEN.

19Lyds

For PCGS, there's only 1 AG3 1971-S IKE while the Kennedy's have 2 1967's in FR2 and 2 1968-D's in FR2, 1 1966 in AG3, 1 1968-D in AG3. There are no Washington's in AG3 or less for the 1976 40% silver coin.

stealer

<< <i>For PCGS, there's only 1 AG3 1971-S IKE while the Kennedy's have 2 1967's in FR2 and 2 1968-D's in FR2, 1 1966 in AG3, 1 1968-D in AG3. There are no Washington's in AG3 or less for the 1976 40% silver coin. >>


I just wanted to know because I saw on another thread someone found a dateless 40% silver.

It sounds like quite a rarity because how often do you find a dateless Kennedy half? At least, I've never found one.

PerryHall

Makes you wonder how they got that low of a grade. They never circulated that much although a few may have been pocket pieces.

adamlaneus

exactly. i don't see how you can get to that sort of state on such a new coin with 'typical circulation'.

The wear must have been intentional or 'unusual' in my opinion.

PerryHall

<< <i>exactly. i don't see how you can get to that sort of state on such a new coin with 'typical circulation'.

The wear must have been intentional or 'unusual' in my opinion. >>



I can't remember ever getting a 40% Kennedy half or 40% Ike dollar in change. I don't think they ever actually circulated except for a very few exceptions.