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Rare All silver 1964 Kennedy half dollar

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rare find. this is the only year the Kennedy half dollar was minted in all silver and this one is uncirculated and been it its plastic container since it was bought.

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terter62 Wow!! I have 6 of these… I didn’t realize their value. Thanks❤️

Aug 15Reply

johntanttari @terter62 check out (jamies closet) he helped me find the way to value coins. I'll send you his direct info in a sec

Aug 15Reply

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Aug 15Reply

johntanttari he's a really nice dude,his closet I'd full of coins and he will help you w anything he's very polite. thank you so much for the shares,shares equal sales, also thank you for stopping by my closet, I hope to see you again in the future, happy poshing 😁

Aug 15Reply

terter62 @johntanttari I have a lot of old silver coins, most in cases. I’ll check this dude out, thanks.😊 💕

Aug 15Reply

johntanttari @terter62 no prob. there's a app called coinbase and it'll offer you a free trial,if you get them all together and use the free trial you can get the book prices for them for free and be able to take scree shots of the info too. 😉

Aug 15Reply

terter62 @johntanttari thank you! I just checked out his closet… I have a lot of the same items as he.. I will be busy checking out my coins today WOOT

Aug 15Reply

terter62 @johntanttari thank you! I just checked out his closet… I have a lot of the same items as he does including other vintage collectibles.

Aug 15Reply

johntanttari @terter62 I'll tell you ahead of time,they are slow to sell. really the all silver Kennedy can be a 15k coin,ive got a all silver quarter they didn't out a mouth on and it's been for sale for 6 yrs. I did sell a 25cent piece for 80 2 weeks ago though the site valued it at 200. I just try to remind myself it's real worth is face value,

Aug 15Reply

johntanttari you seem like me honestly, and I'd just pull out what is special to you and put it in a airtight something,price the coins close to the book value and be willing to go through a heck of a negotiation. either I wake up and someone bought something or ill have 10 back n forth before they do. this is a good place w alot of nice good ppl though,when I started this I was on 6 sales sites and I only use poshmark now.

Aug 15Reply

johntanttari just because of the ppl and how poshmark will back up the seller and customers as well as truly look I to any case rather than just make a decision. it's it's good place to be. but Jamie is my coin king he's a cool dude you'll find his insight way better than mine when it comes to coins I had abunch,still do have a safe full and he helped me learn another hint is watch for when he does shows he's got a big coin following and he'll let you share in his shows and even promote you and your items. 😉

Aug 15Reply

collierville5 @johntanttari I would love to have that info also

Jan 09Reply

johntanttari @collierville5 what info is that?

Jan 10Reply

collierville5 @johntanttari about another coin page, but I see it now. Thank you.

Jan 10Reply

richbl35 These are 90% silver and not rare.

Jan 25Reply

johntanttari @richbl35 this coin in this condition is though. silver is all of over the place

Jan 25Reply

johntanttari no sir, 1964 was the year they transferred from solid silver to silver clad in the middle of that yr..only 2 mints kept making solid silver. this is one including every other 1964 Kennedy that I own or they would stick to magnets too. thank you for stopping by my closet and happy poshing 🌞

Jan 26Reply

cheezenibbler69 @johntanttari No genuine US coin sticks to a magnet and no 1964 half dollars are “solid silver” (they are 90% silver 10% copper) nor are any silver clad (that was 1965-1970). Technically it would be true to say that only 2 mints continued to make “solid silver” halves but that’s ts only due to the fact that only two mints produced half dollars in 1964. I don’t care if you sell this coin for an absurd amount of money but please don’t spread misinformation about coins.

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