NIFC is a not intended for circulation coin, coins like proofs or commemeratives could be considered NIFC's as well as the 1987 year half dollar which was only minted for uncirculated sets and never released for circulation. Half dollars 2003-Now are also NIFC's. in order to get them, someone needed to along the line break open a mint set (uncirculated set) or dump a mint bag... Hope this helps!Trailer Trash Tim said:
BuffaloBoy said:Bicentennials (1776-1976) were minted both in 1975 and 1976 that is why you will never see a half dollar marked 1975... They are not worth keeping unless they are in real nice condition(in my opinion)... They are worth face value. (Annoyances to most of us who CRH halves)
very goodTrailer Trash Tim said:BuffaloBoy said:Bicentennials (1776-1976) were minted both in 1975 and 1976 that is why you will never see a half dollar marked 1975... They are not worth keeping unless they are in real nice condition(in my opinion)... They are worth face value. (Annoyances to most of us who CRH halves)
I was pretty sure they were not worth nothing, or not keepers. I did some research on it, but just wanted to see what others thought of them. My first box of halves i opened, I got 96 of them. So just for --deleted-- n giggles, I put them up on ebay and sold all 96 to some guy for 75 bucks plus shipping....
