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Beanie
Dec 7, 2010, 8:41:51 AM12/7/10
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I curious if the following have ever been reported:
1964 Kennedy on 40% silver planchet
1965-69 Kennedy on 90% silver planchet
TIA
1964 Kennedy on 40% silver planchet
1965-69 Kennedy on 90% silver planchet
TIA
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Beanie
Jan 3, 2011, 9:07:39 PM1/3/11
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The 70D Kennedy was issued only in Uncirulated sets and it is unlikely that a
90% planchet would have been used.
I think it more likely a 90% planchet could have been used for a 1965 half,
since 1964 dated coins were minted well into 1965.
90% planchet would have been used.
I think it more likely a 90% planchet could have been used for a 1965 half,
since 1964 dated coins were minted well into 1965.
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> Why didn't you include the '70 half? That was the last year of the 40%
> silver halves.
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Frank Provasek
Jan 3, 2011, 10:14:38 PM1/3/11
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On Jan 3, 8:07 pm, "Beanie" <b...@ea.ne> wrote:
> The 70D Kennedy was issued only in Uncirulated sets and it is unlikely that a
> 90% planchet would have been used.
> I think it more likely a 90% planchet could have been used for a 1965 half,
> since 1964 dated coins were minted well into 1965.
>
41,674,000 1964-dated 90% silver Kennedy Halves in were struck 1966> The 70D Kennedy was issued only in Uncirulated sets and it is unlikely that a
> 90% planchet would have been used.
> I think it more likely a 90% planchet could have been used for a 1965 half,
> since 1964 dated coins were minted well into 1965.
>
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