Just brought this from E-Bay
 

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Some guy was selling 4 BU rolls of 1963-D franklin halves, paid $432.50 after shipping & insurance.

http://www.coinflation.com/coins/sil...&Submit=Submit

coinflation lists the total silver value as $395.84... Thats a $35.66 premium on 28.9357 troy ounces of silver.

Not bad for converting Federal Reserve Notes into real money. Just need silver to rise about $1.25 a troy oz and im good :D

I figure these coins are the next best thing to bu mercury dime rolls when the shtf. but bu mercury dimes cost way too much... way too much. ($200+ on ebay)

But I dunno.. Im selling all my bu state quarter rolls, proof coins, ect and getting real money with them, I think ill get some BU SAEs too.

Are bu franklin rolls a good idea? I only want them because all franklin halves were made in 90% unlike the JFKs and contain slightly more than 1/3 ounce of silver...But I guess that answers my own question.

But what is a good ratio of 90% to SAEs?

Re: Just brought this from E-Bay
 

I think thats a great buy. Nice work.:yes:

btw, '64 Kennedys are 90%.

63-D is by far the highest mintage @ 67,069,292....but MS-63's are probably worth $10/ea...