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When dealing with Eisenhower Dollars, grade is everything - Vimarsana News

When dealing with Eisenhower Dollars, grade is everything

For better or worse, Whitman’s A Guidebook of United States Coins is still the gold standard in printed price guides, even for Eisenhower Dollars.  That does not mean its pricing scheme is the best or the most accurate

Whitman releases new Franklin and Kennedy half dollar guide - Vimarsana News

Whitman releases new Franklin and Kennedy half dollar guide

Updated values and new research are provided in Whitman's latest Franklin and Kennedy half dollar guide by Rick Tomaska, in conjunction with the 75th anniversary of the Franklin coin.

Franklin & Kennedy Halves on Cover of New Book in Sept. 21 Auction - Vimarsana News

Franklin & Kennedy Halves on Cover of New Book in Sept. 21 Auction

Four superb-quality Franklin and Kennedy silver half dollars featured on the front cover of a new reference book will be offered in a live television auction by Rare Collectibles TV (www.RareCollectiblesTV.com) on September 21, 2023. The illustrated, 248-page A Guide Book of Franklin and Kennedy Half Dollars Fourth Edition by long-time professional numismatist and award-winning

Oklahoma Woman's Franklin Half Dollars May Be Worth $100,000+ - Vimarsana News

Oklahoma Woman's Franklin Half Dollars May Be Worth $100,000+

An Oklahoma woman's mint-sewn bag of 1963 silver Franklin half dollars, maybe worth over $100,000, is being offered on Rare Collectibles TV.

Elderly Woman's Bag Of Silver Halves May Be Worth $100K+ - Vimarsana News

Elderly Woman's Bag Of Silver Halves May Be Worth $100K+

A canvas bag containing 2,000 silver half-dollars struck in 1963 at the Denver Mint and sewn shut there 60 years ago will bring a pretty penny for an elderly northeast Oklahoma woman who received the coins as a gift from her father a half-century ago. "This original, mint-sealed bag contains $1,000 face value of fifty-cent