Collection of United States Kennedy Half Dollars

This is a collection of eleven United States Kennedy Half Dollars, displayed in two vertical columns with one coin centered at the base. Most of the coins feature the standard reverse design showing the Presidential Seal—a heraldic eagle with a shield, clutching an olive branch and arrows, surrounded by a ring of stars. Notably, the third row down displays two Bicentennial Half Dollars (minted 1975–1976), which feature the special reverse design of Independence Hall in Philadelphia. The coins appear to be struck from standard copper-nickel clad material, though some exhibit varying degrees of toning and surface oxidation. The top coins show a deeper, brownish-bronze patina, while the middle and lower coins appear more silvery with scattered dark spots and milk spotting. There are visible signs of circulation including minor surface abrasions, contact marks (bag marks), and edge wear. The strikes appear to be of business-strike quality rather than proof, indicated by the matte-like luster rather than a mirrored finish. The coins are resting on a grey, textured felt or fabric surface which is commonly used in numismatic display trays.