Owner Comments:
1966-P SILVER KEN MS67 8/1 (RICK TOMASKA KENNEDY SIGNATURE 1/0) [32/1] ($5,500) ($6,250) ($7,450) ($6,250) ($4,700) ($4,600) ($4,250) ($4,700) ($4,600) ($4,250) ($1,100) ($2,125) $782, 1,194gc, 3,256gc Sunset Collection Part 114 (toned), $4,250bno R4217(#3)boblen-siegel-myken/R6820(#1) ($20,000)
1966-P SILVER KEN MS66*+ 2/0 ($) $ R3120(#4)
1966-P SILVER KEN MS66+ 13/4 (KENNEDY CORE SIGNATURE 1/0) [13/2] (+$900) $222 #5742519-011 R2022(T#5)/R5085(#2) (+$9,750) (+$12,500) (+$10,000) +$4,173gc (toned)
MS66* 1/3 [1/3] (+$900) *769gc (toned) R2022(T#5)/R5085(T#2)rapp (+$9,750) (+$12,500) (+$10,000) *$6,549gc
I won this MS 66+ Kennedy of pop13/2 and a $900 PG value recently (November 2022?) in an auction from GreatCollections on a slow day of bidding. Coin has some toning near the rim area, both obverse and reverse. The center area of the bust and seal are robust in clear view. Doing any better would take enormous luck and a drastic change of finances maybe like a lotto win to obtain one of the 16 coins in higher grades. There is so much collector demand and competition for the early top pop silver Kennedy's that the record prices reached of today will only increase in magnitude in the future. A belief gone wild it seems. .
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