United States Kennedy Half Dollar Coin (Reverse)

The item is a United States half dollar coin, specifically exhibiting the "reverse" side (tail side). The coin is circular and appears to be made of a silver-colored metallic alloy, consistent with the clad compositions used for half dollars after 1970. The design clearly features the Great Seal of the United States, depicting a heraldic eagle with a shield on its chest, an olive branch in its right talon, and arrows in its left. Above the eagle's head, there is a cluster of stars, and a banner is visible clutched in its beak, though the inscription is not discernable from this image. Around the top edge, the inscription "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" is clearly legible. Below the eagle, the denomination "HALF DOLLAR" is visible. The surface of the coin shows signs of circulation, indicated by some light scuffing and minor wear on the raised elements, particularly on the eagle's wings and shield. There is no significant corrosion or deep scratches visible, suggesting a circulated but generally well-preserved condition for regular currency. The craftsmanship appears standard for mass-produced coinage. The exact year is not visible from this side, but the design indicates it is a Kennedy Half Dollar, which has been minted since 1964. Given the apparent composition, it is most likely from 1971 or later, as earlier versions contained higher silver content.