Collection dump of uncirculated Ikes and halves!(no silver)

[Spartcom5]

Collection dump of uncirculated Ike's and halves!(no silver)

Came across this at a bank... Hoard of uncirculated halves and Ike's. I'm gonna keep most of the best eisenhowers, there were 6 1973!! Not as good as finding silver but still a solid score. But now is the question of the halves. There's like $140 of amazing half dollars. I was thinking this is a great time to put together a coin album, but for the rest I don't use would you guys just dump them? I hate to send them back out after clearly being in a collection but I know they don't have much value! I've never come across this before so advice would be great!

 

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[mxh5891]

save them if you can take a $140 hit at xmas time. If it were me i wouldn't hesitate to dump them. They are just common date halves anyways.

 

[ArkieBassMan]

As with anything: If you like them, keep them.

 

[iammoleman2]

I would get a couple of sets of folders and start filling them. But I am into that kind of thing.

 

[port ewen ace]

group them in lots. I have good results with mint state clad & proof nics. and halves on ebay. there is a buyer for everything. check all 74-D for DDO error. research only "sold" listings and you will be amazed what pristine clad can sell at. a few of my sales: 08S Ken sold $2.29, 13S Ken for $2.50, 77S Ken for $2.29, sold a pristine 56 Jeff for $16, a few AU to MS war nics at $4 to $5 each, older Jeffs in MS routinely sell at $1 to $2. quality matters-- and you have quality plus quantity____now turn it into money, which is just as good as cash:-) face value? we don't need no stinkin" face value!!

 

[GlenDronach]

Check the Ikes for varieties!

 

[Pete_Iredale]

Check the Ikes for varieties!

For real. Specifically look for a [1972 Type 2] (PcgsCoinFacts.com : Your Online Reference for U.S. Coins) from Philly. In ungraded uncirculated condition, it'd probably be worth around $50.