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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Morgandude11, post: 1805664, member: 37839&quot;]Disagree completely.&nbsp; The strikes and the surface preservation on all of them look at least MS 65.&nbsp; I would be very surprised if ANY of them are less than 65.&nbsp; That being said, probably not too many would make 66 or 67.&nbsp; However, given the toning it really doesn&#039;t matter in terms of how well they will sell, if slabbed and made &#039;market acceptable.&#039;&nbsp;&nbsp; As has been said, do a mass submission and get the suckers graded.&nbsp; The solid gem ones will sell quite nicely.&nbsp; I have seen ordinary garden variety MS 63--64 Kennedy halves with really pretty toning sell for upwards of $100.&nbsp; It is the color that sells this type of coin, and unusual colors sell if they are in plastic.&nbsp; Don&#039;t listen to the grading of amateurs--get them slabbed by pros, and put their seal of acceptability on the coins.&nbsp; NGC is really good at toners lately.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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