Kennedy Half Dollars (1964)

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1964 Kennedy Half Dollars, Lot of 10: Five Philadelphia and Five Denver, 90% Silver, Matched Satin Luster with Light Natural Toning [Est. MS+]

$284.17 1964 Est. MS+

Description

Ten 1964 Kennedy half dollars, hand-matched for the same satin luster and light natural toning: five from the Philadelphia Mint (no mint mark) and five from Denver (D mint mark, on the reverse to the left of the eagle's tail). Each coin: 12.50 grams, 90% silver, 10% copper, 0.3617 troy oz of silver, 30.6 mm, reeded edge. Raw coins, never professionally graded.

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Historical Context

Congress authorized the Kennedy half dollar in December 1963, weeks after President Kennedy's assassination, and the first coins were released in March 1964. Chief Engraver Gilroy Roberts sculpted the portrait (his GR monogram is on the truncation of the neck); Frank Gasparro designed the reverse from the Presidential Seal (his FG is near the eagle's tail feathers). 1964 is the only year the Kennedy half was struck in 90% silver for circulation; from 1965 the silver content dropped to 40%.

Condition

Uncirculated, our conservative estimate MS+ (not professionally graded). Satin luster with light natural toning, from soft gray to light golden; scattered contact marks typical of roll coins. See the photos of each coin, obverse and reverse.

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1964 Kennedy Half Dollars, Lot of 5: Four Philadelphia and One Denver, 90% Silver, Matched Brilliant Uncirculated [Est. MS+]

$162.11 1964 Est. MS+

Description

Five 1964 Kennedy half dollars, hand-matched for the same bright, mirror-like luster: four from the Philadelphia Mint (no mint mark) and one from Denver (D mint mark, on the reverse to the left of the eagle's tail). Each coin: 12.50 grams, 90% silver, 10% copper, 0.3617 troy oz of silver, 30.6 mm, reeded edge. Raw coins, never professionally graded.

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Historical Context

Congress authorized the Kennedy half dollar in December 1963, weeks after President Kennedy's assassination, and the first coins were released in March 1964. Chief Engraver Gilroy Roberts sculpted the portrait (his GR monogram is on the truncation of the neck); Frank Gasparro designed the reverse from the Presidential Seal (his FG is near the eagle's tail feathers). 1964 is the only year the Kennedy half was struck in 90% silver for circulation; from 1965 the silver content dropped to 40%.

Condition

Uncirculated, our conservative estimate MS+ (not professionally graded). Bright luster with scattered light contact marks typical of roll coins. The Denver coin has a long thin contact mark above WE TRUST and light surface marks near LIBERTY. See the photos of each coin, obverse and reverse.

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1964-D Kennedy Half Dollars, Matched Pair: Two Denver Coins with the Same Natural Gray Toning, 90% Silver [Est. MS+]

$65.22 1964 Est. MS+

Description

Two 1964-D Kennedy half dollars from the Denver Mint (D mint mark, on the reverse to the left of the eagle's tail), matched for the same natural gray toning. One shows iridescent toning on the reverse around the mint mark. Each coin: 12.50 grams, 90% silver, 10% copper, 0.3617 troy oz of silver, 30.6 mm, reeded edge. Raw coins, never professionally graded.

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Historical Context

Congress authorized the Kennedy half dollar in December 1963, weeks after President Kennedy's assassination, and the first coins were released in March 1964. Chief Engraver Gilroy Roberts sculpted the portrait (his GR monogram is on the truncation of the neck); Frank Gasparro designed the reverse from the Presidential Seal (his FG is near the eagle's tail feathers). 1964 is the only year the Kennedy half was struck in 90% silver for circulation; from 1965 the silver content dropped to 40%.

Condition

Uncirculated, our conservative estimate MS+ (not professionally graded). Natural gray toning; scattered light contact marks. See the photos of both coins, obverse and reverse.

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1964-D Kennedy Half Dollars, Lot of 2: Both Denver Mint, 90% Silver, Naturally Toned, Circulated [Est. AU+]

$47.51 1964 Est. AU+

Description

Two 1964 Kennedy half dollars from the Denver Mint (D mint mark, on the reverse to the left of the eagle's tail). Each coin: 12.50 grams, 90% silver, 10% copper, 0.3617 troy oz of silver, 30.6 mm, reeded edge. Raw coins, never professionally graded.

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Historical Context

Congress authorized the Kennedy half dollar in December 1963, weeks after President Kennedy's assassination, and the first coins were released in March 1964. Chief Engraver Gilroy Roberts sculpted the portrait (his GR monogram is on the truncation of the neck); Frank Gasparro designed the reverse from the Presidential Seal (his FG is near the eagle's tail feathers). 1964 is the only year the Kennedy half was struck in 90% silver for circulation; from 1965 the silver content dropped to 40%.

Condition

Our conservative estimate AU+ (not professionally graded). One coin has gray-tan toning, a dark spot on the cheek near the jaw and a small rim nick at about 5 o'clock on the reverse. The other has blue-gray toning and a long scratch across the obverse, from the left field through the portrait toward LIBERTY. See the photos of both coins.

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1964 Kennedy Half Dollar, Philadelphia Mint, 90% Silver, Natural Blue-Gray Toning [Est. AU+]

$25.43 1964 Est. AU+

Description

A 1964 Kennedy half dollar from the Philadelphia Mint (no mint mark), with natural blue-gray toning and spots on both sides. Specifications: 12.50 grams, 90% silver, 10% copper, 0.3617 troy oz of silver, 30.6 mm, reeded edge. Raw coin, never professionally graded.

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Historical Context

Congress authorized the Kennedy half dollar in December 1963, weeks after President Kennedy's assassination, and the first coins were released in March 1964. Chief Engraver Gilroy Roberts sculpted the portrait (his GR monogram is on the truncation of the neck); Frank Gasparro designed the reverse from the Presidential Seal (his FG is near the eagle's tail feathers). 1964 is the only year the Kennedy half was struck in 90% silver for circulation; from 1965 the silver content dropped to 40%.

Condition

Our conservative estimate AU+ (not professionally graded). Blue-gray toning with spots on both sides; see the photos.

Disclaimer

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