Buying silver coins! 1964 D Kennedy half dollar roll uncirculated Junk silver or valuable coins?

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I have the opportunity to buy several hundred 1964 Kennedy 1/2 dollar supposedly uncirculated, what should I expect to pay per coin if buying bulk and without handling each coin in todays market I am very new to coins and stacking
Comment from : Don Carnathan

Weighing the rolls can usually confirm if they’re all 90 where at 125g one roll is 250g plus 1-2g weight of the paperbrIt’s impossible to have a 40 in, weighing 112g and get over the 250g weight benchmark needed for a 90 uncirculated (ie No wear) half roll
Comment from : SAM’s Guitar & Coins

A couple weeks ago I picked up 6 OBW $20 face Shotgun bank wrapped 64-D rolls Yes it’s tempting to open them but it’s also tempting to open all the others that have potential varieties
Comment from : SAM’s Guitar & Coins

Hey Chris, can you do a video on how to properly conserve coins I have a silver dollar that was a gift to me from my dad that I left in a black plastic box when I was little and it toned very badly I would like to make it look nicer without harming the coin I've heard of dipping coins before and know that there is a product (MS70 I believe) that is supposed to clean coins, but don't want to harm the coin
Comment from : trevor00412

I know that I am late to this video, but they did mint a lot of the 1964 Kennedy half dollars in 1965, and I would weigh the 1965 That 1965 could have been one of the 90 silver ones
Comment from : Will B

Hey Chris, I am a newbie! but I have heard that you are not supposed to clean coins Do you get them done by some professional?
Comment from : cherokeeman 71

Instructive and entertaining as usual Boom baby!
Comment from : Linda Morris

My bad you answered my question in video
Comment from : Stephen Walsh

Why is there a 1965 in the roll?
Comment from : Stephen Walsh

Chris I had an original mint sewn bag of 1968-S Lincoln Cents with 18 69-S Lincoln's in it The bag was 100 legit PNG Dealer
Comment from : Barbs Best

Chris awesome and dig the new graphic open my friend, looks amazing and the thumbnail rocks! Keep the information and inspiration coming my friend!
Comment from : McLeanPhoto

Great video! Wow @ the end i was writing the same thing you were saying about them minting the 64 90ers well after 1964! Great minds think alike
Comment from : AntFrey 302

Nice finds chris No QDO or TDO that's an original roll if you are seeing multiple DDO/DDR of same variety in the roll in my research Killing it as usual Chris👍
Comment from : Joesph Gross

Congratulations on the DDR
Comment from : Mike Connors

Hey man, digging the variety attribution! If you wanna get better shots for the video you should try out using the loupe with the camera!
Comment from : Jack Vaughn

Sent you a instagram message Just wanted to let you know it was me sending it :)
Comment from : Time Travelers Coin Exchange

Do you clean your coin's
Comment from : Ffhy

First of all, awesome intro! Double dies I don't look for, but really need to change my thought process and start looking Congrats on the DDRs in the "original roll" Tough to decide if its legit
Comment from : Acousha Collectibles

As always, great information and finds
Comment from : Irish shintoshi

Are you planning on dipping those before you send them for grading Chris? I ask cause you said they'll clean up well
Comment from : jrduke45

check the weight on the 65 kennedyi hear they mixed a few and you are right they did strike some 64's in 65
Comment from : dave hawkins

Whoawhy was there a 1965 in there? 3:39
Comment from : Jeff Johnson

I noticed the 65 in the beginning of video I was going to ask I opened a awesome bank roll of wheat cents and the last coin was a different year Left my head scratching Maybe the nicest OBW i have opened Same thing only one year off from next year I would see a older coin showing up in the next years batch easier Be interested to see what people think here I have sold quite a few pcgs MS66 of this year They certainly go for over 10000 Thanks for the video Chris
Comment from : Time Travelers Coin Exchange

Reminded me of the time I bought some sealed "unopened "1962 proof sets ,one of them had a 63 set inside A lot of scammers out there Great videos Chris !
Comment from : sean o