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Hello, I am new to Variety Vista and this is my first post. I stumbled upon varieties in the Kennedy half dollar series (and other modern series) and was directed to Variety Vista by a gentleman at Vamworld. I've collected on and off for 50 years, and I've liquidated much of my collection (I collected silver dollars mostly).
What brings me to Variety Vista is a 1964 P mint set with the Kennedy half dollar pictured. I believe it is a FS-101(13.2). The dime in the set is also heavily doubled on the obverse in date, motto, and LIBERTY and I believe that Roosevelt dime variety to be a 1964 DDO-002, PR-2-O-V-CCW from K-10. (I do not know what PR-2-O-V-CCW from K-10 means, and I did not include any photos of the dime here.)
Because the coins are enclosed in the government cellophane packaging they look flawless, and I believe they would be graded in high mint state condition; however, I'm not sure anyone would have an interest in these varieties even in high grade. I don't see these varieties listed in the PCGS Price Guide (in the "drop downs" where some varieties can be seen), so maybe these varieties are still a bit too unknown or esoteric to attract buyers. Because I have not submitted many coins to third party grading ("TPG") firms, I don't even know if a TPG would put "FS-101(13.2)" on the holder label.
Feel free to comment on any part of this post. I appreciate any and all input. Thank you.
What brings me to Variety Vista is a 1964 P mint set with the Kennedy half dollar pictured. I believe it is a FS-101(13.2). The dime in the set is also heavily doubled on the obverse in date, motto, and LIBERTY and I believe that Roosevelt dime variety to be a 1964 DDO-002, PR-2-O-V-CCW from K-10. (I do not know what PR-2-O-V-CCW from K-10 means, and I did not include any photos of the dime here.)
Because the coins are enclosed in the government cellophane packaging they look flawless, and I believe they would be graded in high mint state condition; however, I'm not sure anyone would have an interest in these varieties even in high grade. I don't see these varieties listed in the PCGS Price Guide (in the "drop downs" where some varieties can be seen), so maybe these varieties are still a bit too unknown or esoteric to attract buyers. Because I have not submitted many coins to third party grading ("TPG") firms, I don't even know if a TPG would put "FS-101(13.2)" on the holder label.
Feel free to comment on any part of this post. I appreciate any and all input. Thank you.
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