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<p>[QUOTE="Dougmeister, post: 1984596, member: 56842"]I have acquired a few rolls of 40% Kennedy halves. I am saving a few to barter with members here and other forums, but am considering selling the others locally. Since I'm relatively new at this, I wanted to pose a few questions to the experts here.</p><p><br /></p><p>1) If the U.S. economy goes "bust" and people are able to use bullion and silver U.S. coins, will 40% silver coins be as accepted as 90% coins or not? I've read both 'yes' and 'no'.</p><p><br /></p><p>2) If selling on Craigslist (I know, I know...), best tips so far are:</p><p> a) Don't use your home phone, real name, or maybe even real cell number </p><p> (anything that could allow the buyer to know where you live).</p><p> b) Meet in a public place (bank?)</p><p> c) Don't sell large quantities at any one time to any one person</p><p><br /></p><p>3) I have the Cherrypicker's Guide, but having looked through almost a hundred of these coins over the past year and have yet to find *any* DDO/DDR specimens. Which are the most prevalent, which should I really be looking for, etc.?</p><p><br /></p><p>4) I can sell to a local coin shop but he will pay less than melt. Back when silver was a bit higher and melt was around $3 or so, he was paying $2.50 per half. This is not a good deal unless I don't want the hassle of Craigslist or eBay/CT and having to pay shipping, etc... Right?</p><p><br /></p><p>5) I posted an ad last week offering 40% halves for $3 each or $55 per roll of 20. Reasonable price or not? (Melt value today is $2.75)[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Dougmeister, post: 1984596, member: 56842"]I have acquired a few rolls of 40% Kennedy halves. I am saving a few to barter with members here and other forums, but am considering selling the others locally. Since I'm relatively new at this, I wanted to pose a few questions to the experts here. 1) If the U.S. economy goes "bust" and people are able to use bullion and silver U.S. coins, will 40% silver coins be as accepted as 90% coins or not? I've read both 'yes' and 'no'. 2) If selling on Craigslist (I know, I know...), best tips so far are: a) Don't use your home phone, real name, or maybe even real cell number (anything that could allow the buyer to know where you live). b) Meet in a public place (bank?) c) Don't sell large quantities at any one time to any one person 3) I have the Cherrypicker's Guide, but having looked through almost a hundred of these coins over the past year and have yet to find *any* DDO/DDR specimens. Which are the most prevalent, which should I really be looking for, etc.? 4) I can sell to a local coin shop but he will pay less than melt. Back when silver was a bit higher and melt was around $3 or so, he was paying $2.50 per half. This is not a good deal unless I don't want the hassle of Craigslist or eBay/CT and having to pay shipping, etc... Right? 5) I posted an ad last week offering 40% halves for $3 each or $55 per roll of 20. Reasonable price or not? (Melt value today is $2.75)[/QUOTE]
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