1964 - 1970 Silver Kennedy Half Dollar Run. 8 Coins Including the Rare 1970-D

Description

This auction is for the 8 silver Kennedy half dollar coins minted from 1964 thru 1970.  1964 was the first year of the Kennedy half dollar and the last year that circulating coins were minted in 90% silver.  Two of those coins, both 1964 and 1964-D, are included in this run.  Starting in 1965, half dollar coins were struck in 40% silver clad, which continued until 1970.  After that, the composition was changed to the same clad copper nickel as the quarter and dime.  This auction includes one each of the 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968-D, 1969-D, and 1970-D 40% silver halves.  The 1964 thru 1969 coins are all lightly circulated and gently cleaned.  See pics for examples.  The 1970 coin was only made available in mint sets, resulting in only a few more than 2 million being minted (the next lowest silver mintage is 1965 at over 65 million).  The 1970 coin included in this auction is uncirculated, encapsulated in a clear plastic holder, and may have a beautiful golden tone. You will receive a total of eight coins in the same general condition as those described and pictured.
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