I got 21 mixed 90% half dollars

[ihatedirtbikes]

i paid $185 for them. $8.81 per coin. im happier than a pig in you know what. im gonna list the dates and mints and i was hoping you pros could let me know if i have any good dates that are more valuable than just the silver.

4 1964 kennedy (1 D mint)
5 walking liberty (1944-S, 1944, 1944-D, 1942-D, 1946)
5 franklin (two 1962-D, 1961-D, 1963-D, 1952-D)
7 barber (1902, two 1906-D, 1907-D, two 1907, 1909)

ill post some pictures for you tomorrow if you would like

 

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[Diver_Down]

The only ones that might carry a numismatic premium over the silver melt value would be the Barbers. Post up pictures.

 

[ihatedirtbikes]

here are the pics of the 21 halfs. the last pic is of all of my silver collection so far.

 

[sagittarius98]

Because of the condition, most of the barbers are worth melt.

 

[ihatedirtbikes]

thanks for the reply sagittarius98!!i doubt there are any that are good, but im really a newbie when it comes to coins and just wanted to make sure i wasnt putting something good into the melting pot whether it be 5 years from now or 40. i was just happy to get it for under silver melt price

im not planning on selling at least for 30-40 years. im 24 now and hopefully i can accumulate much more over my lifespan

 

[sagittarius98]

The 1907 (top left corner) might be worth a few dollars over melt.

 

[CRHQueen]

Where I live, the 64D, WL and Barber's all have a small premium over spot despite condition. Small meaning .50-1.00 / coin depending on wear.
I search for and sell mine to my coin dealer, then use the extra cash to buy AU or XF.

 

[FreedomUIC]

i paid $185 for them. $8.81 per coin. im happier than a pig in you know what. im gonna list the dates and mints and i was hoping you pros could let me know if i have any good dates that are more valuable than just the silver.

4 1964 kennedy (1 D mint)
5 walking liberty (1944-S, 1944, 1944-D, 1942-D, 1946)
5 franklin (two 1962-D, 1961-D, 1963-D, 1952-D)
7 barber (1902, two 1906-D, 1907-D, two 1907, 1909)

ill post some pictures for you tomorrow if you would like

All Prices Taken from the Numismedia Price Guide

1902 Barber - G4 $17.00
1906-D Barber - G4 $17.00
1907-D Barber - G4 $17.00
1907 - Barber - G4 $17.00
1909 - Barber - G4 $17.00

7 * 17 = $119.00 - The Barbers almost paid for the entire stash...

 

[ihatedirtbikes]

nice! thanks a lot Freedom. im looking up G4 right now and see that it means good in coin grading. i am going to separate these from the rest so i dont mistake them for bullion in the future. i may even see if i can find someone willing to trade bullion for them.