Bicentennial Silver proof

[n8dagr8345]

Hey folks- The bicentennial silver proof half is a 40% coin right?
I know not all are silver, but this one I found is(have others that are not).
Thanks for the response- Gotta dig back in to my 32 remaining boxes....
N8

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[sagittarius98]

Yup, if it looks silver, it should be unless someone painted the edge.

[cooper36]

correct

[Dok Holliday]

Should weigh the same as a 40% half.

[SilverSharpie]

I mark bicentennials with a silver sharpie and release em back into the wild.

see avatar.

[hyperHunter]

Yes, 40% silver.

Good luck with the rest!!

[n8dagr8345]

After looking at 100s of thousands of coins I know the diff between sharpie and silver- At least on my good days...

I mark bicentennials with a silver sharpie and release em back into the wild.

see avatar.

[SilverForBrains]

I found three of them a few weeks ago in two boxes. It was pretty clear I found someones collection, since they were with some pretty nice uncirculated 40%s, and overall just a lot of silver in those two boxes. Haven't seen any before or since

[SilverForBrains]

I just checked them , the ones I found are S mints but are uncirculated, not proofs. They have great luster and no scratches, but not the mirror field and frosted kennedy that I see on the proofs

[n8dagr8345]

I found a few more proof silver coins before I called it a night- one being a 1999 silver proof. For some reason its a bit more valuable than the rest(and has mintage under 1 mil).

[BuffaloBoy]

Nice job!!! the 1999-S silver proof is more valueable because the 1999-S silver proof set has a lower mintage than the other proof sets, 804,565 minted compared to other years. Can't wait to hear the totals!