67 sms Kenedy ddo

Discussion in 'Coin Chat' started by Vertigo, Dec 27, 2022.

  1. Vertigo

    Vertigo Did someone say bust?

    Won this tonight. 15.00 plus shipping. It is in this anacs holder. According to pcgs price guide this coin in ddo is scarce. I don't expect anacs grade to cross. I figure 64 or 65 before it's over. But that will be a top pop at pcgs. And look at those price guides? I can't tell for sure which ddo this half is. But for 15.00 I didn't do too bad!
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  3. gronnh20

    gronnh20 Well-Known Member

    The price guide you are showing is for a business strike Philadelphia minted Kennedy half dollar. Your coin is a 1967 SMS Kennedy half dollar graded SP66. Both PCGS and NGC only recognize the FS-101 doubled die for 1967 SMS Kennedy half dollars. The PCGS price guide has 3 tabs labeled MS, PR, and SP. Select the SP tab for current retail pricing on the FS-101 variety for the 1967 SMS.

    You will have to determine if the coin you bought is the FS-101.

    http://varietyvista.com/12 Kennedy Halves/DDOs 1967.htm
     
  4. Vertigo

    Vertigo Did someone say bust?

    If I go to pcgs and select that tab it doesn't show the DDO. These are the only varieties it lists for 67 under the SP tab...
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  5. Pickin and Grinin

    Pickin and Grinin Well-Known Member

    Yeah, it doesn't look like the fs-101.
    When you get it post some clear photos, I am sure I could help out.
     
  6. Vertigo

    Vertigo Did someone say bust?

    I will definitely do that! I'm curious about this now too...
     
  7. Pickin and Grinin

    Pickin and Grinin Well-Known Member

    ANACS has a pretty in-depth library and aren't afraid of getting their hands dirty. I am not sure about ICG. But PCGS and NGS only deal with the big varieties. I would be happy to help.
     
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