Happy April of 2022 all numismatists reading! I haven't been posting many blogs lately due to things I've been doing over the past few weeks. In a few weeks I will get back to posting more often but I still have lots to get done. Anyway, on to the review!

All of the coins were good this year as they usually are. The first coin or Lot #1 is a Proof 1964 Kennedy half dollar. I bid on this because I really like this series. Some numismatist don't like this series because of how cheap they are but that's one reason I like it so much. This coin is 90% silver which makes it worth a good amount of money. From the picture I would say it is around PR65-PR67 which makes it around $15 to $20 in Greysheet. 

The second coin or Lot #2 is a 1928 Mexico Twenty Cents that is AU and was struck with shattered dies which is pretty interesting if you ask me! This coin has really no reserve so I decided to bid a little bit on it. It is 72% silver and is worth around $5.17 according to Numista. The coin is most likely worth more because it is a shattered die so with how much errors are worth, I'd say its around $10 now that I think about it.

The final/third/Lot #3 coin is a 1960-D/D Lincoln Memorial cent, PCGS Genuine - Uncirculated Details (Wheel mark), Re-Punched Mintmark (RPM #1); FS-502. This coin has a reserve of 25 YN dollars and is also one I bid on. This coin was in the Cherrypickers' Guide and was valued at $35. When I looked on E-Bay it was selling for around $40 so somewhere around that price. 

Sources: Greysheet, Numista, Cherrypickers' Guide, E-Bay, and my common knowledge of coinage!

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