Are there 1965 silvers (similar to steel 1944 pennies)?
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DIGGER27
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AD, of course!
Wait...weren't we talking about Chinese coins???
Xian-Yong Tong-Bao Coin, China Liao (Tartar) Dynasty, AD 1065-1074
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WildDigger
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I have heard that a few 65 quarters that are silver where made. But very very rare.
OZ_IL
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Don't forget to check the reverse of any 2000 quarters you come across.
http://www.coinnews.net/2010/09/10/2000-sacagawea-mule-coin-tops-us-mint-errors/
http://www.coinnews.net/2010/09/10/2000-sacagawea-mule-coin-tops-us-mint-errors/
deeptarget
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http://www.blifaloo.com/info/rare_coins.php
This link will show a very rare 1965 silver dime..if found they can be worth well over 9 grand.
This link will show a very rare 1965 silver dime..if found they can be worth well over 9 grand.
Laxsaltman
Elite Member
Also keep your eye out for 1942-s silver nickles that have the 1941 reverse. Instead of the mint mark above Montecello,it's off to the right.
hillbillydigger
Elite Member
Found a 1966 dime that is so shiny it looks silver. What's up with that? Oddly found a 1967 dime at the same location and the date is messed up where the 7 is almost off the edge. In fact I keep looking and debating if its a 1 or a 7. Is that a valuable error?
lem
Senior Member
No, steel 1944s do exist. They're more common than bronze 1943s, though still worth thousands of dollars.
And do you have any proof that there were absolutely zero silver blanks that got stamped 1965? Unless every single mint made a point to run through every single silver blank they had before changing the dates and adding new blanks, it has to have happened at least once.
That 1944 steel penny, is something that would give me a heart attack if I found one. They value between $70,000 and $100,000 depending on condition....
