Roll-searchers, post your results!

Awesome! I have a couple like these but the "D" is below the
Buffalo warn out to say the least but I will try to capture a picture of it tonight and post it tomorrow.

 

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Just goes to show, they ether don't know what they have or don't look at what they have, even "ugly" is pretty to most of us!

 

Just goes to show, they ether don't know what they have or don't look at what they have, even "ugly" is pretty to most of us!


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Awesome find!! The pics are a little on the small side, but they look to be in pretty good condition non the less.

 

Went through six more rolls from same box and found more '64-P, and '64-D' cents---all AU's. This has never happened to me before. So many '64 and 65's from one box and I'm only half finished with it. more to come???

 

Hopefully!! Good luck!


And off the record, if you end up with "too many"...feel free to send some this way.

 

I had my wife pick up two rolls of halves earlier. When she brought them home, one roll had nothing special, mainly 70s and a 98. However, the second roll was nothing but 40% silver dates!!!!! Every single coin!! This has made me a very happy camper!

 

$200 in halves = 1-90% & 4-40% Brinks wrapped

 

9 bucks worth of halves......one 40%er. Will search my 100th box tomorrow and bore you all with a bunch of statistics.

 

Statistics, there what I live for. :O)

 

love the stats. bring it.

 

$7 in loose halves, nada. Did find 2 Ikes however.

 

hi
I have two boxes of halfs what dates should I keep beside silver
thanks

 

just got my first silver half 1964
NICE

 

2 box's of halves

1 64 and 1 40%er

 

1987 p & d. also keep proofs.

 

Just finished two boxes. My best hall ever on 90% coins. I found 9-40% and 5-90% one of which was a frankie.

 

I'd be one serious happy camper too!! Nice find.

 

Cool, I like the Franklins, they are really nice coins.

How good of shape is it??

 

finally took the plunge

Stopped at a bank and asked for some half dollar rolls and oddly enough they had some and there was no hassle buying them. Out of 4 rolls there were no silver & all were Kennedy. Just a couple of Bi-Centennials.
But the oddball was this 1971 with some strange toning on the reverse.
I did not know that non-silver coins toned this way. Live & learn.