90% Silver Kennedy Half Dollars ($1 Face Value, Varied Condition)

90% Silver Kennedy Half Dollars ($1 Face Value, Varied Condition) are a popular option for investors and collectors seeking U.S. silver coins from the post-1964 era. These coins contain 90% silver and were minted primarily in 1964, the first year of the Kennedy Half Dollar series, to commemorate President John F. Kennedy following his assassination.

Coin Highlights:

• Contains approximately 0.3617 Troy oz of actual silver per $1 Face Value.
• Composed of 90% silver and 10% copper.
• Coins are in circulated condition with varying levels of wear.
• Obverse features the profile portrait of President John F. Kennedy, designed by Gilroy Roberts.
• Reverse shows the Presidential Seal with an eagle clutching an olive branch and arrows, designed by Frank Gasparro.
• Legal U.S. tender, although valued primarily for silver content.
• Available in random years from the 1964 issue to 1970.

The Kennedy Half Dollar has become an iconic American coin, symbolizing both history and the nation’s enduring legacy. The 1964 issue is particularly notable for its 90% silver content, marking the last year of 90% silver circulation in U.S. half dollars.

These $1 Face Value coins offer a convenient and affordable way to acquire silver bullion in recognized U.S. coinage. Collectors often appreciate the Kennedy Half Dollar for its historical significance, while investors value its silver content and liquidity.

Each $1 Face Value of 90% Silver Kennedy Half Dollars comes in varied condition, giving buyers a mix of circulated coins with unique wear patterns and toning, ideal for stacking, investing, or collection purposes.