40% Silver Kennedy Half Dollar (1965–1970) | Random Dates

Add a piece of American numismatic history to your collection with this 40% Silver Kennedy Half Dollar, struck by the U.S. Mint between 1965 and 1970. Following the transition away from 90% silver coinage, these half dollars represent a brief but significant era in U.S. monetary history — containing a genuine silver-clad composition of 40% silver over a copper core.

Coin Highlights

• Composition: 40% Silver / 60% Copper
• Denomination: Half Dollar (50¢)
• Country of Origin: United States
• Mint Years: 1965–1970
• Condition: Circulated
• Designer: Gilroy Roberts (Obverse) / Frank Gasparro (Reverse)

About This Coin

The Kennedy Half Dollar was first issued in 1964 as a tribute to President John F. Kennedy following his assassination. The 40% silver clad versions (1965–1970) are especially sought after by collectors as transitional pieces — struck during a pivotal shift in U.S. coinage policy. Each coin features the iconic left-facing portrait of President Kennedy on the obverse and the Presidential Coat of Arms on the reverse.

Collector Notes

Circulated examples show honest wear consistent with time in circulation, making them an affordable entry point into silver coin collecting. Each coin contains approximately 0.1479 troy ounces of silver, offering both numismatic and precious metal value.

Exact date and mint mark will vary. Photos are representative of the coin you will receive. You will receive one half dollar in circulated condition. Exact date cannot be guaranteed.