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I gave up roll hunting Kennedys because I was not finding anything. The only key date Kennedys I have are in sets and are not graded.
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The issue is selling it if you needed, coin dealers normally won't buy 40% most of the time and if they do they only buy it around melt prices or lower NOT SPOT. Having some 40% might be good for bartering if SHTF but as in terms as bullion no. SPOT is the price of .999 silver where MELT is the price you will get for scrap silver. Scrap\Melt is lower because coins are not .999, they are 90% or less. It is great to diversify your stack and everyone should have some but not really for stacking. Slabbed and graded coins are not a good preservation of wealth.
Love 40% Kennedys 90% Kennedys and constitutional silver specially like to accumulate them eveytime I can even war Nickels there okay.. great video SW ABOUT KENNEDYS 🙂🙋♂️👊🥈🥈🥇
Thanks Wolvie. I have stacked several tubes of the Kennedy 40% issues. Still pretty cheap. There were also 40% silver Kennedy Halves from 1976, available only in the Mint and Proof sets. I just picked up a couple of them. There may be some more interest in them as the 2026 anniversary (250 years for USA) is fast approaching.
Great point about 2026 being the 250yr since 1776. I actually got a couple sets last week, just happened to see them and I remember the Bicentennial. The sets are very cheap, they made tons of them. Not worth much, but fun to have.
Thanks alot Wolvie,like I don't have enough coins to look for in my head,great video and keep up the great work,the best hobby in the world bar none,well silver bar none,lol
I've not been able to find a 1970, but I'm still looking. If you put up a spread sheet up, it might be easier to retain all those mintage and condition numbers!
The 1970 Kennedy half dollar was only in coin sets as far as i know. I live in Switzerland and i don't have the 70. Almost Impossible to find where i live.
There Were 1976 S 40% Silver Kennedy Half Dollars In Uncirculated Condition In The 3 Piece 1776-1976 Sets (11,000,000) And In The 1776-1976 3 Piece 40 % Silver Proof Sets (4,000,000)
Did I say they were? They are a Key Date among the 40 percenters and very tough get get in a high grades. We can have a difference in opinions but hard to change the facts in the stats.. Thanks JRW
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Such a great video Logan keep going
Good information here ! FJB 💕😺😺 Thank you. FJB... !
Great video. Informative as always. 40% Kennedy halfs are nice.
Great video 👍.
Big like number 40 my friend! Thank you so much for sharing! Fabulously done and thank you so much for sharing!
Are the 1970 D dime & quarter 40% silver to?
No but there is a 1776-1976 quarter dollar S (San Francisco Mint) in 40 percent silver.
@@cardaveux OK, thanks
I gave up roll hunting Kennedys because I was not finding anything. The only key date Kennedys I have are in sets and are not graded.
The issue is selling it if you needed, coin dealers normally won't buy 40% most of the time and if they do they only buy it around melt prices or lower NOT SPOT. Having some 40% might be good for bartering if SHTF but as in terms as bullion no. SPOT is the price of .999 silver where MELT is the price you will get for scrap silver. Scrap\Melt is lower because coins are not .999, they are 90% or less. It is great to diversify your stack and everyone should have some but not really for stacking. Slabbed and graded coins are not a good preservation of wealth.
Love 40% Kennedys 90% Kennedys and constitutional silver specially like to accumulate them eveytime I can even war Nickels there okay.. great video SW ABOUT KENNEDYS 🙂🙋♂️👊🥈🥈🥇
Thanks Wolvie. I have stacked several tubes of the Kennedy 40% issues. Still pretty cheap. There were also 40% silver Kennedy Halves from 1976, available only in the Mint and Proof sets. I just picked up a couple of them. There may be some more interest in them as the 2026 anniversary (250 years for USA) is fast approaching.
Great point about 2026 being the 250yr since 1776. I actually got a couple sets last week, just happened to see them and I remember the Bicentennial. The sets are very cheap, they made tons of them. Not worth much, but fun to have.
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Nice job, sir! Crystal clear.
Thank you, Andy!
Great info. I was unaware of any silver content after 69. Glad I learned it here.
Wolvie,Another Great Video 👍!!
Thank you
That is great that you pointed out the key date and where to find them. So a good video, but I just don't care about looking for one.
I buy these from my local coin shop in bulk and get 90% silver ones mixed in
A good looking coin! Thanks for the info, I learn sooo much about coins on your channel.
Thank you!
Thanks alot Wolvie,like I don't have enough coins to look for in my head,great video and keep up the great work,the best hobby in the world bar none,well silver bar none,lol
I thought 1970 was also 40%?
I should of waited to text that. I see you mentioned it lol.
I've not been able to find a 1970, but I'm still looking.
If you put up a spread sheet up, it might be easier to retain all those mintage and condition numbers!
The 1970 Kennedy half dollar was only in coin sets as far as i know. I live in Switzerland and i don't have the 70. Almost Impossible to find where i live.
I said in this video why you are not finding them in half dollar box searches…
There Were 1976 S 40% Silver Kennedy Half Dollars In Uncirculated Condition In The 3 Piece 1776-1976 Sets (11,000,000) And In The 1776-1976 3 Piece 40 % Silver Proof Sets (4,000,000)
Yes indeed! Thank you!
70 Kennedy's are not rare
Did I say they were? They are a Key Date among the 40 percenters and very tough get get in a high grades. We can have a difference in opinions but hard to change the facts in the stats.. Thanks JRW
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