I know, the prices are pretty high, for the gold coin which contains 3/4
ounce of gold, they want 1,277.50 which is close to the price of an ounce.
The uncirculated 2 coin set, which consists of the same coins available in
the rolls, is priced at 9.95, a dollar face value and 8.95 for the
packaging. I will probably order the 4 coin set with the reverse proof coin
but they want a hundred dollars for this set which is a pretty big premium
over the silver content. No mintage limit is set for any of these options,
so it is just a crap shoot if any of these issues will increase in value on
the secondary market or drop like a rock. The Kennedy half used to be very
popular in europe and other countries, so a demand could arise due to those
markets, but again all depends on final mintage figures, which are open
ended at this point.
"Jud" wrote in message
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On Monday, July 21, 2014 6:07:43 PM UTC-4, wrote:
I got this postcard from the mint with info on the 2014 Kennedy halfs
being

struck by the mint.



https://sites.google.com/site/pepper...ed-states-mint



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It is probably because they sent out millions of postcards that the cost
to purchase them is so high



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