So I found.this.in.a rolls it was once plated but they punched a hole right where the important digit is. There is no mint mark and I'm not seeing a copper line on the edge what do you guys think? It sounds a little bit like silver but I don't think weighing it will work cause of the hole?
You can weigh it to find out. If it's silver it will weigh close to 12.5g. If it's closer to 11.5g than it is not silver.
So I weighed it and we're at 12.7g and I did the sound test with another 1964 Kennedy and they sound the exact same I think it's silver. Or one good plated clad!
I don't like it cause of the hole but at the same time it's a chunk of silver that costed 50 cent's so I'm not complaining
What the heck, I felt like it was a legitimate question. Brings his post count up and gets more likes. Without the weight confirmation I'd say it's a pocket piece. But now that it's silver, pocket piece or hang a keychain loupe on it and use it as a test piece for other silver ring tests.
Dude you could simply just scroll right on by and not comment ignorant stuff. Seriously this is a coin group website and I was looking for opinions so I asked closed mouths don't get fed but it's best if some people keep there's closed
Keep it civil, people. Maybe even try a little courtesy? Just sayin’. I originally was gonna say “behave, children”, but that wasn’t constructive, either.
As to the coin, I’d hang it on my keychain, just for giggles. Why not? Or use it for a bunch of things you’d use a holed coin for. Some of us do collect them. And modern types like this are actually harder to find holed than earlier types are.
BTW, if you think this was a tantalizing mystery, imagine what I once went through with one gold dollar I had. It had a hole that almost (but not quite) wiped out the entire mintmark. But it had a mintmark. Only the tiniest bit of the left half of the mintmark letter showed- enough to tell it was either an O (New Orleans), or a C (Charlotte)! Talk about suspense! The consensus of the specialists who looked at it on Collectors Universe was that it was a C-mint piece, and thus the only Charlotte-mint coin I have ever owned, to date.