Collection of United States Kennedy Half Dollars
Numismatics / US Coins

Collection of United States Kennedy Half Dollars

A group of twenty-two United States Kennedy Half Dollars displayed in a grid pattern. These coins feature the profile of President John F. Kennedy on the obverse, designed by Gilroy Roberts. Several coins in this collection are clearly identifiable as Bicentennial editions, dated 1776-1976. Each coin measures approximately 30.6 millimeters in diameter. Based on the 1970s dates visible and the metallic luster, these appear to be standard copper-nickel clad composition coins, though silver-clad versions were produced during those years for collectors. The condition of the collection varies across the pieces; some exhibit a bright mint luster with minimal surface marks, while others show signs of circulation, including significant toning, minor scratches, and surface grime. One coin in the second row shows notable dark oxidation across the lower portion of the profile. There are no signs of professional grading or encapsulation. This set represents a common mid-to-late 20th-century currency collection, typically valued for its historical significance and face value rather than extreme numismatic rarity, unless specific mint marks (like a 'S' for San Francisco proof) or silver compositions are confirmed upon physical inspection of the edges and mint marks.

Estimated Value

$11.00 - $15.00

Basic Information

Category

Numismatics / US Coins

Appraised On

February 12, 2026

Estimated Value

$11.00 - $15.00

Item Description

A group of twenty-two United States Kennedy Half Dollars displayed in a grid pattern. These coins feature the profile of President John F. Kennedy on the obverse, designed by Gilroy Roberts. Several coins in this collection are clearly identifiable as Bicentennial editions, dated 1776-1976. Each coin measures approximately 30.6 millimeters in diameter. Based on the 1970s dates visible and the metallic luster, these appear to be standard copper-nickel clad composition coins, though silver-clad versions were produced during those years for collectors. The condition of the collection varies across the pieces; some exhibit a bright mint luster with minimal surface marks, while others show signs of circulation, including significant toning, minor scratches, and surface grime. One coin in the second row shows notable dark oxidation across the lower portion of the profile. There are no signs of professional grading or encapsulation. This set represents a common mid-to-late 20th-century currency collection, typically valued for its historical significance and face value rather than extreme numismatic rarity, unless specific mint marks (like a 'S' for San Francisco proof) or silver compositions are confirmed upon physical inspection of the edges and mint marks.

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