Worth grading this coin
winter
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winter
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winter
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NO. A $10 coin at best.
In my opinion,, not worth grading. Extremely common coin, not worth the expense.
No - Common Coin. Would not pay over BV for it.
This kind of material I just price it at my grade (BU, CH BU, Gem Bu), price accordingly, CW Trends, etc. Then put in 2x2 for raw collector coin binder pages I have in my case at shows. Sales of raw collector coins can help pay show expenses.
Nope.
No, typical MS-63 type that’s super common. Not sure what the holder means by high relief, either.
Why do you think it would be worth grading?
No.
It is not worth grading in my opinion. Not a high quality piece, fairly common. Cheers, RickO
$10 is melt With silver at $28.00 per ounce.
@winter -- Only one person so far who asked what this is worth TO YOU. Everyone else answered what it is worth TO THEM. Those might not be the same thing.
Could you work through an answer to @airplanenut 's question?
If you don't know how to find some of those answers, that would change the question that you need to ask...
No way
Perfect coin for a 2x2 - nothing beyond. And "HIGH RELIEF" ???
"When they can't find anything wrong with you, they create it!"
If for some reason it has special meaning to you, maybe, and you should get it away from those staples.
Or, just buy a nice one that’s already graded.
Slightly above average; 64ish.
Not worth grading.
If there exists a high relief, then a not high relief must exist.
There are no 1964 high relief and 1964 not high relief coins.
There are only 1964 Kennedy half dollars
Can we see a close-up of this please.
Looks like a very bold strike. Compare it to others, full hair, eagle neck feathers, clean shield, cheek, fields what you're after. And there's some toning. Until you find a better one.....cheers!
Leo
The more qualities observed in a coin, the more desirable that coin becomes!
My Jefferson Nickel Collection
Close up
Out of the holder
Okay thanks winter. I was looking for a DDO.
Always try and take your pictures "directly" over the coin and adjust your light and focus accordingly.
I would not grade it as it does not appear to be a DDO from your pictures.
Silver is silver though. If you are a dealer, sell it. If you are a collector, save it.
Wayne
Kennedys are my quest...