
Currency
No mint mark, Rare, 1776-1976 Kennedy Half Dollar Bicentennial commemorative coin,
$500
+ $14.95 shipping, or free in-store pickup
The Kennedy Half Dollar was first minted in 1964 to honor President John F. Kennedy following his assassination. The Bicentennial edition was struck in 1975 and 1976 to commemorate the 200th anniversary of American independence, featuring a special reverse design of Independence Hall in Philadelphia instead of the standard presidential seal. All Bicentennial half dollars bear the dual date '1776-1976' regardless of actual mint year. These coins are highly collectible among numismatists and American history enthusiasts, particularly those interested in commemorative coinage and presidential memorabilia. The Bicentennial series represents an important moment in American numismatic history when the U.S. Mint created special designs across multiple denominations to celebrate the nation's founding.
- Condition
- Very good Circulated condition
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