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

#junksilver #silvercoins #coins #halfdollar Buying silver is a great idea. But what silver should I buy? How do I buy silver? You can buy silver bullion or silver coins. I prefer silver coins, which are usually referred to as junk silver, constitutional silver, or 90% silver coinage. when I buy silver coins, I look for coins that I can search through in hopes of finding valuable coins. Its another one of my hopped up versions of coin roll hunting (CRH'ing). I look for coins that have the highest probability of containing valuable coins, meaning silver coins that have numismatic value higher than their silver value, or intrinsic value. (intrinsic value is based on the value of the metal of an item.) In other words, I am searching through silver coins that are worth more than the silver weight I paid for said coins. I stopped into a coin shop this week and found the perfect example of the type of silver coins I am talking about. I search a 1964 D Uncirculated roll of 90% silver kennedy half dollars. I am searching these halves for varieties, high grade mint state gems and more. I look for DDO's, DDR's, and RPM's (Doubled die obverse, doubled die reverse and re-punched mint marks) and also MS65's and MS66 specimans because they sell for really nice premiums. I share my number 1 tip I use when buying silver coins. Which is, when I buy junk silver, I look for coins that have a high chance of containing coins that are worth more than just their silver weight. Thanks for watching, if you have any questions, please comment. I get to all the comments.