All 1964 Kennedy Halves ... some are worth more than melt value.
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Worth melt. 😁
Kidding aside, I know dealers selling back of melt because wholesalers aren't buying. They are, of course, buying even farther back of melt.
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good old crash and burn. im glad the cent aint here any more either, now nothing makes sense
Darn, and I wanted to buy them.
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I think that's why I find myself looking more to foreign coins..
I will probably "keep the best and melt the rest" (depending on spot price)
Well, I'm an art collector first. Coins are just one of the art forms I collect. There is no need to get huffy about my post is there?
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I remember handling bags of new 1964 Halves back in the Spring of 1964. It does not seem that long ago.
That's harsche.
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If you had said that, you wouldn't have gotten scolded. You either get that or you don't.
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