I do not know who these people are, but I can only speculate that they are the deranged elderly, for nowhere other than Grandma's house would you ever expect to see a giant eagle statue coming out of the walls with wolves painted on the interior of its magnificent all-American wings. In many cases, these products make the word ridiculous seem like an understatement, but nonetheless they exist in abundance and apparently actually appeal to some people. More shocking than those simple items are the gloriously overdramatic light-up paintings and sculptures put out by companies like the Bradford Exchange. and since its by year, you get the same $31.This article is part of the The Bradford Exchange series.Įvery day average people like you and me walk to our mailboxes or pick up newspapers only to discover that, hidden deep within, is a big wad of advertisements for dreadful mail order products such as porcelain baby angels or calendars with inspirational quotes and pictures of drooling dogs. 1971-1999 are all going to be a $34.50 loss a piece, 1965-1970 are going to be a $31.50 loss, basically the entirety of the walking liberty series minus the 1921 year (which they no doubt save for the end) is going to be a $26.50 loss.
Barber, Walking Liberty and Franklin half dollars were minted in 90% silver Kennedy half dollars were minted in silver, copper and nickel Coins minted up to and including 1963 will be offered in Very Good (VG) Collector's Condition due to scarcity.
The Bradford Exchange sells genuine products, but at an inflated priceįor example, the one you posted, "issue 1" is a bicentennial half dollar, worth 50 cents, yet you're paying $35 + shipping for it "issue 2" is a common date Franklin half, worth ~$8.50 in silver melt which you're again paying $35 forĬoins minted after 1963 will be offered in brilliant uncirculated condition.
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