Half Dollar

The 1969 Kennedy half dollar is a 40% silver coin struck only at Denver (1969-D) and San Francisco (1969-S Proof). There was no regular Philadelphia issue this year. A worn 1969-D carries a guide value around $13.31, driven largely by its silver content, while a nice uncirculated example in MS65 can reach about $45 according…

A 1966 Kennedy half dollar is a 40% silver coin, and even a worn example tracks the silver market — guide estimates start around $13.31 for a circulated piece and reach roughly $99 for a regular-issue example graded MS65 (according to USA Coin Book). Silver spot prices shift daily, so that lower figure is a…

The 1965 Kennedy half dollar is worth holding onto, literally. Every normal example contains 40% silver, so even a well-worn piece carries metal value. A guide snapshot from USA Coin Book places a circulated coin at about $13.64, rising to around $14.68 at MS60 and $99 at MS65. Special Mint Set examples start around $22…

The 1944 Walking Liberty Half Dollar is a 90% silver coin that remains popular with collectors and silver stackers alike. Guide estimates for this date range from about $34.00 in well-worn Good-4 condition up to around $99.00 for choice Mint State examples, depending on the mint branch. Three mints produced half dollars in 1944, and…

The 1941 Walking Liberty Half Dollar is a 90% silver coin that remains popular with collectors for its bold design and precious-metal content. Guide estimates for this date range from about $34.00 in well-worn grades to $630.00 for a top-condition proof, depending on mint, condition and version. These figures are guide anchors from published references,…

The 1989 Kennedy half dollar carries a face value of fifty cents, and most circulated clad examples are worth exactly that. Collector guide estimates for well-preserved or proof specimens range from roughly $3.62 to $6.25 depending on mint, finish and grade. Before you check a price chart, you need to know whether your coin is…

The 1942 Walking Liberty Half Dollar is a 90% silver coin that still turns up in collections, estates and the occasional junk-silver bag. Guide estimates for this date range from around $34.00 in well-worn condition up to $630.00 for a top-grade proof, depending on mint, condition and version. Those figures are reference anchors from a…

The 1979 Kennedy half dollar carries a face value of fifty cents, and most circulated clad examples are worth exactly that. Collector guide estimates for higher-grade and proof versions range from roughly $3.62 to $30.00 depending on mint, finish and condition. Before you check a price chart, you need to know whether your coin is…

The 1963 Franklin Half Dollar is a 90% silver coin that still turns up in collections, estate boxes and the occasional bank-wrapped roll. USA Coin Book guide estimates place business strikes between about $32.00 in well-worn Good-4 condition and $74.00 at gem Mint State 65, while proofs carry their own scale. Actual realized prices depend…

The 1980 Kennedy half dollar carries a 50-cent face value, and most circulated examples are worth exactly that. These are copper-nickel clad coins, not silver. Collector guide estimates place well-preserved examples around $3.62 at the MS65 or PR65 level, depending on mint and finish. Before assuming your coin is ordinary, check the mintmark, finish and…