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<p>[QUOTE="1865King, post: 7599232, member: 103207"]I like the picture Pickin and Grinin posted. However, I could see the coin had a number of flaws. Without looking at Pickin's pictures. That coin has way to many HITS!!! It's not 67+ plus quality. I started to put of Franklins together back in the late 70's because they were dirt cheap in uncirculated or proof. I still have most of the ones I bought but, just haven't gotten around to selling them. Back then that 58 could have been bought for less than $25.00. I think people seem to forget or don't realize in the 1950's there were a lot of guys collecting coins by the roll. I wouldn't be surprised if there were millions of Franklin half dollars sitting in original rolls or in safe deposit boxes or in the back on someone's closet. I knew dealers in the 70's and early 80's that had them in stock in roll quantity. I'm sure a lot were also melted when silver hit $50.00 an ounce. Personally, I wouldn't pay big money for any coin minted after 1940.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="1865King, post: 7599232, member: 103207"]I like the picture Pickin and Grinin posted. However, I could see the coin had a number of flaws. Without looking at Pickin's pictures. That coin has way to many HITS!!! It's not 67+ plus quality. I started to put of Franklins together back in the late 70's because they were dirt cheap in uncirculated or proof. I still have most of the ones I bought but, just haven't gotten around to selling them. Back then that 58 could have been bought for less than $25.00. I think people seem to forget or don't realize in the 1950's there were a lot of guys collecting coins by the roll. I wouldn't be surprised if there were millions of Franklin half dollars sitting in original rolls or in safe deposit boxes or in the back on someone's closet. I knew dealers in the 70's and early 80's that had them in stock in roll quantity. I'm sure a lot were also melted when silver hit $50.00 an ounce. Personally, I wouldn't pay big money for any coin minted after 1940.[/QUOTE]
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