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How much is a 1974 half dollar?
Half a dollar Depends on the mint mark - if it has an "S" and is in its original packaging it might sell for a couple of dollars.
How much is a 1972 half dollar in mint condition worth?
Even if the coin is Mint State.Most sell for less then a dollar.
1893 US Columbian Half Dollar?
These sell for 10-20 in online auctions.
How do you sell 1776-1976 silver half dollar?
Try a coin dealer, they will likely buy it.
What is the value of an Confederate half dollar?
A recent auction saw a Scott variety sell for just under $4200. There are only four known genuine specimens. The other couple of million of them are either replicas (look for the word COPY on the back) or just plain counterfeits.
What is 1907 half dollar worth?
They sell for about $14.00 on ebay. If the coin is in exceptional condition, you could get more.
What is the value of an 1861 confederate half dollar?
A recent auction saw a Scott variety sell for just under $4200. There are only four known genuine specimens. The other couple of million of them are either replicas (look for the word COPY on the back) or just plain counterfeits.
Where can you cash in a 1964 Kennedy half dollar?
You can cash in a 1964 Kennedy half dollar at a bank but they will only give you $0.50 for it. You would be far better off to sell it to a collector or a dealer. 1964 halves are made of 90% silver so they sell for around 10 times face value.
Where can you sell your 1964 us half dollar in Florida?
Any coin dealer or buyer of scrap gold & silver.
What is the value of 1954 reprinted confederate 10 dollar bill?
Replica Confederate bills have been printed by the millions. They sell for a few dollars in gift shops at Civil War sites and museums, but don't have any market among collectors.
Where would you take a 1942 half dollar if you want to sell it?
Take it to your local coin dealer or try selling it on eBay.
What is a two dollar confederate bill printed in 1995 worth?
A two-dollar Confederate bill printed in 1995 is actually a novelty item, as the Confederate States of America ceased to exist after the Civil War, and there were no official Confederate currency printed in 1995. Such bills are typically not considered legal tender and have little to no collectible value. Their worth would largely depend on their condition and demand among collectors of novelty items, but they generally sell for only a few dollars at most.
