corky569 wrote:What are the rules on these. I heard someone found some on here, and was just wondering. I found one today that looks like a 40% today, but its a d mint. I also have a few s proofs, but they look clad. Any help?
Country wrote:The 1976-S 40% SILVER halves are ALL S-MINT. If it's a D-MINT, it's a CLAD.
1976-S halves come in Proof-CLAD, Proof-SILVER, and BusinessStrike-SILVER. CLADs weigh 11.34 grams, SILVERs weigh 11.50 grams. The patina for the SILVERs is basically the same as all the other 40%ers. Compare them with other 40%ers, and you will see it right away.
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