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4 boxes of halves (not too shabby).. Couple questions...

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36 clad
11 64's
1 walker
1 stone mountain
1 86-s (40/90%??)
1 gold coin?? Dipped?

Over 10 oz - last week was an 18 oz week :)

Anyone know anything about the stone mountain? Haven't looked online much yet..
 

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Also.. One of the clads is a 70-d.. Is this worth the same as the others? Or more because it came from a proof set?
 
Nice find.

The Stone Mountain half is a commemorative half dollar. The obverse is of Stonewall Jackson and RE Lee that is carved on Stone Mountain in Georgia.
 
Bentfork said:
Nice find.

The Stone Mountain half is a commemorative half dollar. The obverse is of Stonewall Jackson and RE Lee that is carved on Stone Mountain in Georgia.

Nice.. I wasn't sure what it was when I first found it..
 
You really scored well today! The stone mountain is worth about $60 in that condition. Maybe more. That coin was your best find. Not too many of them in the wild.
Congratulations. That's a winner!
rileyboy
 
rileyboy said:
You really scored well today! The stone mountain is worth about $60 in that condition. Maybe more. That coin was your best find. Not too many of them in the wild.
Congratulations. That's a winner!
rileyboy

Not bad.. I was looking on Ebay and saw some in similar condition selling around $30. Either way I am pretty happy. Last week I found almost double (most walkers and Franklins). My bank is top notch, but I am moving in 6 weeks so I am trying to do as much as I can before then.. 4 more boxes on Thursday..
 
Wowzers :thumbsup:I dream of finding a stone mountain.Nice haul.
 
koala33 said:
Also.. One of the clads is a 70-d.. Is this worth the same as the others? Or more because it came from a proof set?
Pretty sure its 40%
 
amazing boxes, gotta love those commemoratives! hh
 
I was thinking last week was 18 oz... I actually only found 12.5 now that I was looking at it.. But nonetheless pretty descent. I have been on a roll... :)
 

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Great 4 boxes! :icon_thumleft:

The 86S is a proof, but not silver.

The 70d is not a proof (all proofs are "s" mintmark). It most likely came from a mint set. It might be worth a tiny bit more than the average 40%er.

The gold plated coin isn't anything special. By all means keep it if you like it, but it isn't worth anything above face value.
 
ArkieBassMan said:
Great 4 boxes! :icon_thumleft:

The 70d is not a proof (all proofs are "s" mintmark). It most likely came from a mint set.

The '70 - D half dollar was only issued in official Mint Sets, Not Intended For Circulation and only 2.1M were minted.

Very nice find.
 
not too shabby at all, congrats on your score!
 
Thanks everyone! What is everyone averaging? I was averaging maybe 1-3 ounces/4 boxes - seems have really picked up in the last 2 weeks.. 4 more boxes tomorrow ($1k to dump first)..
 
The 70d Is probably worth $10-$20 depending on condition. They are worth a lot more than just any 40%er
 
The 70 would only be Silver if it came from a Silver Proof Set. If it is a 1970-D it is clad.
 
Hi Ho Silver! said:
The 70 would only be Silver if it came from a Silver Proof Set. If it is a 1970-D it is clad.
correction, the whole year of 1970(d and s) are silver clad--- 40% silver. Every half dollar you get from 1970 reguardless of mint mark have the dame content as half dollars from 1965-1969d. This is from background knowlege and a double check from my 2010 redbook. Hh!
 
Hi Ho Silver! said:
The 70 would only be Silver if it came from a Silver Proof Set. If it is a 1970-D it is clad.

The 1970 Half dollars are all 40%.
 

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