West Virginia Bank Rolls With Silver Walking Liberties Surged
West Virginia residents rush to buy State Bank Rolls containing Silver Walking Liberty Half Dollars from the early 1900s. Officials note these are the only rolls with the exclusive State Restricted Design and minting ceased in 1947, making them highly collectible. The National Mint and TreasuryLimited to 4 rolls per buyer to manage demand.
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West Virginia Residents Offered State Restricted Silver Walking Liberty Rolls
State toll free hotlines in today’s paper offer West Virginia residents sealed bank rolls containing 90 percent silver Walking Liberty half dollars priced at 39 dollars each, with a two day deadline. Non residents pay 178 dollars per coin and face higher totals if coins remain.
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West Virginia rolls offer Walking Liberty silver bank rolls
West Virginia residents are urged to claim unique Walking Liberty Half Dollar bank rolls with 15 coins per roll, limited to four rolls per person, at a state restricted price of 39 dollars per coin. Nonresidents would pay far higher prices if any remain.
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