MalteseFalcon
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Ok peeps. I got 2 skunk boxes in a row, then last week provided a single 1966 JFK.
Yesterday I got 3 1968 Kennedy's and 2 1 Oz. Rounds of pure silver.
See Here: http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,91706.0.html
Today, was a definite improvement over last week.
Here is the main haul. From Left to Right, Top To Bottom:
90%
(1) 1940 Walker (I love these...such works of art they are...)
(7) 1964 Kennedy Halves
40%
(1) 1966
(3) 1967
(1) 1968
(3) 1969
(1) 1967 PROOF! And amazingly enough, it is a Philadelphia half. How bizarre. And the bust of JFK does not appear to be exactly as frosty as my other proofs. Nonetheless, it is a serious mirror finish, so no doubt in my mind of what it is.
Non-Silver and other Odds and Ends
(1) Non-Silver (dangit!
) 1976-S Bicentennial Proof (my first)
(1) 2002-D
(1) 2006-P
(1) Gold Plated 1974 Half. This one does not have 1960-1980 stamped into the obverse. It has 1960-1985!
Pretty interesting, but I am not done yet:
The above was from my first run through, just looking at the edges.
Once I went through them individually, I found the following:
(1) 1964 Kennedy I had missed looking only at the edges
(1) Seriously Misaligned Die strike on the obverse of a 1988-P Half
(1) Bicentennial Half that is so worn it is ridiculous.
Then I found 2 black halves, and a half with a dark tape mark on the upper left of the obverse (included for laffs).
Here is the group image:
Here is the misaligned die 1988-P:
Obverse
Normal Reverse
Closeup of the 1960-1985 Gold Half:
Obverse Of The Really Worn Bicentennial:
Reverse of the same:
That's all I got today. When I got out of the bank, I checked the ends of the rolls. I saw nothing. So I picked a roll at random, and was rewarded with a fairly nice 1969, so I at least knew I would not be skunked this week.
Thanks for looking everyone! On with the show!!!
Yesterday I got 3 1968 Kennedy's and 2 1 Oz. Rounds of pure silver.
See Here: http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,91706.0.html
Today, was a definite improvement over last week.
Here is the main haul. From Left to Right, Top To Bottom:
90%
(1) 1940 Walker (I love these...such works of art they are...)
(7) 1964 Kennedy Halves
40%
(1) 1966
(3) 1967
(1) 1968
(3) 1969
(1) 1967 PROOF! And amazingly enough, it is a Philadelphia half. How bizarre. And the bust of JFK does not appear to be exactly as frosty as my other proofs. Nonetheless, it is a serious mirror finish, so no doubt in my mind of what it is.
Non-Silver and other Odds and Ends
(1) Non-Silver (dangit!
) 1976-S Bicentennial Proof (my first)(1) 2002-D
(1) 2006-P
(1) Gold Plated 1974 Half. This one does not have 1960-1980 stamped into the obverse. It has 1960-1985!
Pretty interesting, but I am not done yet:
The above was from my first run through, just looking at the edges.
Once I went through them individually, I found the following:
(1) 1964 Kennedy I had missed looking only at the edges
(1) Seriously Misaligned Die strike on the obverse of a 1988-P Half
(1) Bicentennial Half that is so worn it is ridiculous.
Then I found 2 black halves, and a half with a dark tape mark on the upper left of the obverse (included for laffs).
Here is the group image:
Here is the misaligned die 1988-P:
Obverse
Normal Reverse
Closeup of the 1960-1985 Gold Half:
Obverse Of The Really Worn Bicentennial:
Reverse of the same:
That's all I got today. When I got out of the bank, I checked the ends of the rolls. I saw nothing. So I picked a roll at random, and was rewarded with a fairly nice 1969, so I at least knew I would not be skunked this week.
Thanks for looking everyone! On with the show!!!
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