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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;1953, post: 2643414, member: 85158&quot;]The above mentioned half has not really appreciated much as of February 2017. Same as the 1994-P and 1997-P Matte Jefferson Nickles. Even these in PCGS holders can be purchased in 68, 69 state. Modern rarity type coin. Look at JFK 1970-D. Many of the 2.15 million taken from mint sets and put into albums, etc. Many have not been treated nicely and are not in that great of shape in say MS 64 and up. However, their prices have not zoomed through the roof but have been mercurial over the years.</p><p><br /></p><p>Ike Dollars like the 1973-40% proof&nbsp; (1 million or so)&nbsp; have &quot;milked-toned&quot; in their original containers or in coin albums. The 1973-P and D clad only sold in mint sets have a mintage of about 1.7 million. Their cost was about $ 5.50 from the mint in 1973. You can still get them in MS-63 or sometimes better in mint sets that are clean and not discolored for $ 15.00 or less.</p><p><br /></p><p>Being a short run series (1971-1978) and a large coin, some even 40% silver that is still very affordable one would figure that the Ikes would be more in demand.</p><p><br /></p><p>Best of health and happiness to all here![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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