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- Are the official years of Kennedy half NIFCs actually known? Confusion . . .
Reportedly for several of the years that Red Book calls NIFC, collectors have found UNC rolls at banks, suggesting they're not indeed NIFC I emailed a main Coin World writer and he hasn't ever received a response from the Mint regarding which years the Federal Reserve ordered halves So how do you figure out the fact of the matter?
- Are NIFCs worth collecting? - Coin Talk
What's an NIFC? Not Issued For Circulation Usually used in terms of half dollars after 2002, or pretty much most of the new $1 coins But no, there is no premium They make millions of them due to congressional decree You can buy them from the mint, or just get lucky with rolls
- NIFC? - Coin Talk
NIFC means half dollars minted 2002-present not meant for circulation, but, rather for collectors
- S-minted NIFC business strikes - Coin Talk
SBA dollars: The 1981-S Susan B Anthony dollar was only sold in uncirculated sets, and in sets only containing that year's SBA dollars (1981-P and 1981-D were also NIFC and came in these sets) Worth noting here that the 1980-S business strike SBA dollar was the last coin the San Francisco Mint ever minted for general circulation
- How do you tell apart nifc from buisness strike - Coin Talk
How do you tell apart nifc from buisness strike Discussion in ' Coin Chat ' started by Tyler Graton, May 11, 2017
- NIFC halves worth keeping? - Coin Talk
NIFC halves worth keeping? Discussion in ' Coin Roll Hunting ' started by Japles, Sep 27, 2012
- Are the official years of Kennedy half NIFCs actually known? Confusion . . .
Let's say they mint 2 million 2018-P NIFC halves, and only 1 million sell If the extra million 2018 NIFC are minted, and they are bagged and sent to the Fed and put into circulation, they were still not intended for that purpose They were Not Intended For Circulation (NIFC) - even if many ultimately end up in circulation
- Kennedy half dollars? - Coin Talk
2005 and 2013 were also NIFC years, but there was a high enough mintage that they are common in circulation and not worth more than 50c depending on condition and date, NIFC halves are usually worth 75c-$2 1987 is worth around $5, 1970-D is worth $10-$30 also keep an eye out for any proofs with an 'S' mintmark jlogan, Feb 15, 2014
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