1976 Dollar Coin Appraisal

United States Bicentennial Half Dollar (1976 Kennedy Half Dollar)

The item is a silver-colored coin, appearing to be a U.S. half dollar, specifically a Bicentennial Half Dollar (1976 Kennedy Half Dollar). Its primary material is likely copper-nickel clad, as typically used for these commemorative coins. The visible side, which is the reverse, features a depiction of Independence Hall, centered prominently on the coin's surface. Above the building, the inscription "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" is curved along the upper edge, while below it, the denomination "HALF DOLLAR" is clearly legible. Below "Independence Hall" the text "INDEPENDENCE HALL" is visible. The coin exhibits a generally bright, metallic sheen, though some degree of toning or patina may be present, indicated by a slight dullness in certain areas, likely due to handling and age. There are no major visible scratches, dents, or significant wear that would suggest heavy circulation, indicating that it is in at least uncirculated or lightly circulated condition. The details of the building, such as windows and architectural lines, appear crisp, suggesting good strike quality and minimal wear. There are no visible maker's marks or mint marks on this side, as they are typically located on the obverse or another part of the reverse field not clearly visible in this image. The coin's aesthetic is typical of U.S. coinage from the mid-20th century onwards, with a clean and historical design. Its overall condition appears to be well-preserved, reflecting its commemorative purpose and likely limited use as currency.