Kennedy Coins Appraisal

Collection of Kennedy Half Dollars

This appears to be a collection of United States Kennedy Half Dollar coins, predominantly featuring the obverse (front) side of the coinage. The coins are circular and made of a silver-colored metallic alloy, likely copper-nickel clad copper for most visible examples, though some older issues could contain silver based on their dates. Physical characteristics visible include the profile of John F. Kennedy facing left on all coins, surrounded by inscriptions. The coins exhibit varying degrees of wear, with some showing more prominent details of Kennedy's hair, facial features, and the 'LIBERTY' inscription along the top rim, while others appear more worn, with smoothed surfaces and less defined elements. Dates visible on some coins include 1974, 1983, and potentially others that are obscured or too worn to discern. The overall condition suggests circulating coins, not pristine uncirculated specimens, as evidenced by general surface abrasions and loss of original luster. There are no clear indications of significant damage like bends or deep scratches, but general surface wear is consistent with items handled over time. No specific mint marks or unusual errors are immediately apparent from the image. The craftsmanship is consistent with standard coinage production by the U.S. Mint. The coins range in appearance from light to dark silver-gray due to lighting and possibly differing levels of toning or dirt accumulated over time.