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<p>[QUOTE="NorthKorea, post: 1801071, member: 29643"]They're not as tough as people perceive them to be. Lots of Hawaii folks kept them (similar to the 1964 Kennedy half dollars hoarding). Condition is the main consideration. I think the higher denominations would have the most value/rarity, since $10/$20 would have been a good deal of money to "keep" for the average person (non-collector) in the 40s.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="NorthKorea, post: 1801071, member: 29643"]They're not as tough as people perceive them to be. Lots of Hawaii folks kept them (similar to the 1964 Kennedy half dollars hoarding). Condition is the main consideration. I think the higher denominations would have the most value/rarity, since $10/$20 would have been a good deal of money to "keep" for the average person (non-collector) in the 40s.[/QUOTE]
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