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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Morgandude11, post: 7755589, member: 37839&quot;]Reveal time: Eddie and Collecting Nut stole part of my thunder.&nbsp; The ‘70D is the key date of the normal series Kennedys.&nbsp; Yes, 2,500,000 were minted.&nbsp; However, they were only available in special mint sets.&nbsp; One would think that because they were in mint packaging, they would be all high grade MS.&nbsp; On the contrary, due to deterioration of dies, few are ultra gem grade.&nbsp; 1970D was the last date of the 40% Silver JFK halves, so the dies were really beat up.&nbsp; This coin, while being very lustrous, shows some die clashes on the cheek, and delamination in the fields.&nbsp; The highest grade for 1970D graded by PCGS is 67+, and that is a $5,000 coin.&nbsp; At 67, it goes for $800, or more.&nbsp; This is a 66, and as it is, they go for $300-500.&nbsp; The date is a Kennedy conditional rarity.&nbsp; Well-struck specimens can sell even higher.&nbsp; This one is an okay, but far from hammered strike.</p><p><br /></p><p>[ATTACH=full]1328663[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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