Anyone keep 2002-2007 halves?

[Vergie]

I'm tired of pulling nothing from my half boxes so I started taking the 2002-2007 halves like the guide mentions. Around a couple per box. Anyone else save them? I know there's only a couple million per year minted.

 

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[Eminem]

yeah dawg i occasionally take em out because my boxes haven't had any keepas in the last couple months

 

[AdDicted2Ag]

I never keep NIFCs.. ties up too much of my bank roll

 

[boristhespider88]

I keep most of them. I don't find much silver, so I usually keep them. NIFC halves are 2002-now, not just 2002-2007.

 

[OnARoll]

I agree with Em, they are nice to hold on to when you got nothing else to put in your pocket..I keep them to tie me over till i find some AG. I occasionally see them selling on eBay for a few bucks (depending on condition of course), if you can afford to keep them do so, otherwise swap them back out and go fish.

 

[Wilmingtonsilver]

Nope. Can't get any money above fifty cents for them, so they go back.

 

[50cent]

why limit them to 2007? I've found 2011s

 

[agme]

I keep them long enough to get them into a new wrapper, back into a box, then back to the bank to exchange or deposit.

I never keep NIFCs.. ties up too much of my bank roll

 

[FloridaFinder]

Nope. Can't get any money above fifty cents for them, so they go back.

Ditto. The only ones I've saved are the few in the coin books for the kids. I even found both 2012's this week.

 

[maverick]

I used to keep them a long time ago till I figured out that they were pretty plentiful, I have 1 of each that I kept in really nice shape, all the rest go back into the wild now. HH, Maverick.

 

[sack0silver]

I keep the ones that dont have too many dings and dents. I do it for no reason, and will deposit them one of these days.

 

[50cent]

I keep the ones that dont have too many dings and dents. I do it for no reason, and will deposit them one of these days.

you do it because there is no silver left, and you are happy you got an unmarked, unruined, piece o-clad.