Which halves do YOU find the most?

[jr98119]

I totaled up my halves by year/type, and here is the distribution of finds by percent:

Walkers .1%
Bens 4.2%
'64 10.2%
'65 3.0%
'66 11.4%
'67 30.5% !
'68 22.9%
'69 16.9%
'70 Nada

What has been your pattern of finds?

 

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[TimZim]

1968- 69

 

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[Eldar11]

As a percentage of all silver coins found, the breakdown is as follows:

65 - 4.07 %
66 - 6.50 %
67 - 32.52%
68 - 33.33%
69 - 8.94%
70 - 0.0%

I haven't found any walkers or ben's yet but 90% Kennedy's are 13.82% of total.

 

[jr98119]

As a percentage of all silver coins found, the breakdown is as follows:

65 - 4.07 %
66 - 6.50 %
67 - 32.52%
68 - 33.33%
69 - 8.94%
70 - 0.0%

I haven't found any walkers or ben's yet but 90% Kennedy's are 13.82% of total.

It looks like we're all pretty much in the CRH bell curve. '64 dimes must be the most found. Does anyone want to weigh in on the distribution of nickles?

 

[New Orleans Relic]

I've only done one box and had 1-65, 1-67, 1-68, and 3-69's. Where can you buy 50 cent paper sleeves? I've only seen the variety packs.
Ray

 

[Computer Jones]

Ask for wrappers at banks and cu's.
I usually ask for 1/4 or 1/2 a inch worth so they don't try to only give me 2 or 3 at a time.
If they ask why, tell them "the weekly poker game".

 

[sagittarius98]

Ok...I'm new so I get to ask 1 dumb question...per day...so here it is...what is it you prospect for when CRHing if it isn't silver?

Copper

 

[MIhunter]

I have found in a year and half:
Walkers: 8 (1.5%)
Bens: 22 (4%)
1964: 83 (15%)
1965-69: 434 (79%)
1976S: 2 (0.4%)

Also (for perspective)
697 (US & Can) silver dimes, 112 war nickels, and 2 US silver quarters

Finding a Walker or a Ben is exciting, but most silver halves that I have found are 40%ers.
40%ers had a high mintage (over 800 million between 1965-9)
They are the last made for circulation US silver coin.
Only in the last few years has their melt value been very much higher than their face value.

 

[quiksilver]

Don't keep track of that stat as it takes all my stat time to keep track of which banks have silver , reoccurring , dumps , reoccurring , competition , reoccurring or passing thru, and tellers who collect. I have 5 binders with maps and stats from NY , CT , PA , NJ and special trips.

 

[red89]

≈5% are 65
≈19% are 66
≈32% are 67
≈28% are 68
≈12% are 69
≈3% are 70