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just picked up some proofs and wonderd what they were worth
1982 george washington proof coins . i gave five dolars each

It is 90% silver (.36 ozt). It is worth a buck or two over melt, maybe more to the right person. It is personally one of my favorite coins. Just a cool looking coin.

You did great! They currently trade at about melt which is around $12 each. I hoard them!

I just sold one of those a couple days ago to TXBullion. Spot + ship. Great buy at $5. Hope you got all they had.

The 1982 Washington, 1993 Bill of Rights and the 1998 Kennedy were the only Modern Commemorative halves made in 90% silver, the rest are CuNi clad.

Verbane wrote:The 1982 Washington, 1993 Bill of Rights and the 1998 Kennedy were the only Modern Commemorative halves made in 90% silver, the rest are CuNi clad.

Um, the 1998 Kennedy was a Dollar Coin, not a Half.

yes i got all of them . they were in the cash for gold display case ,when i asked how much they were the reply was five dollars i got all three

cesariojpn wrote:

Verbane wrote:The 1982 Washington, 1993 Bill of Rights and the 1998 Kennedy were the only Modern Commemorative halves made in 90% silver, the rest are CuNi clad.

Um, the 1998 Kennedy was a Dollar Coin, not a Half.

The 1998-S John F Kennedy matte finish proof from the commemorative set is a half dollar.

Verbane wrote:

cesariojpn wrote:

Verbane wrote:The 1982 Washington, 1993 Bill of Rights and the 1998 Kennedy were the only Modern Commemorative halves made in 90% silver, the rest are CuNi clad.

Um, the 1998 Kennedy was a Dollar Coin, not a Half.

The 1998-S John F Kennedy matte finish proof from the commemorative set is a half dollar.

I thought you was talking about the Robert F Kennedy one. See, you mess me up!!

APMEX offers $11.82 for these. that's not bad. They ain't worth much more for collectors.



http://www.apmex.com/Product/17258/Silv ... llars.aspx

thanks. I didnt see that on site