My first road trip

Quick$ilver · Feb 10, 2011

I'm waiting for my 3 boxes of halves to come in so I decided to hit up some local banks on my lunch break. Below are the results:

Bank #1 none
Bank #2 none and they complained I didn't have an account
Bank #3 had 1 single half
Bank #4 Big Score - had $50.00 in CWR and over $60.00 in Ikes
Bank #5 had 3 halves
Bank #6 1 single half
Bank #7 none
Bank #8 none
Bank #9 none
Bank #10 none

Totals:
Halves
71-P x 6 71-D x 4
72-P x 6 72-D x 1
73-P x 4
74-P x 8 74-D x 1
76-P x 15 76-D x 1
77-P x 3
78-P x 1
79-P x 7
80-P x 5 80-D x 2
81-P x 3 81-D x 1
83-P x 6 83-D x 2
84-P x 14
85-P x 5
86-D x 2
88-P x 2 88-D x 1
89-P x 1
90-P x 3
92-P x 1 92-D x 1
93-P x 2
94-P x 2
95-P x 1
96-P x 3
97-P x 2
03-P x 1 03-D x 1

Ikes
71-P x 5 71-D x 4
72-P x 13 72-D x 2
74-P x 2 74-D x 3
76-P x 4 76-D x 1 76-S x 1(Proof)
77-D x 1

Were all 76-S Proofs 40%? Are any of the others worth keeping for NIFC or must those be proof in order to keep?
One positive is that I was only charged $93 for these coins and they total $97 = $4 dollar profit.

fistfulladirt · Feb 10, 2011

Congrats on the silver Ike! Man those things are elusive, I've been picking up those boat anchors for a couple years now, and have yet to score a silver.

sitman · Feb 10, 2011

1976S Eisenhower dollars were both clad (22.68 grams) and 40% silver (24.59 grams). The clad ones were all proofs, and the silver ones were both proofs and non-proof NIFC.