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PCGS proof Kennedy half struck on clad dime planchet. The coin is an off-metal Kennedy half struck on a clad dime planchet, and is the weight, metal, and planchet that was intended for striking into a 10c, but which was instead struck with Kennedy ha…

PCGS no date Kennedy half struck on clad 25c blank. A pleasing example, with the coin having a smaller diameter than normal, and with portions of the design missing. It is also the weight of a quarter blank. An afforable example of this error type, a…

PCGS 1997-D Kennedy half struck 55% off-center. The coin has a nearly full date, and the coin has good eye-appeal, with about half the design and planchet visible.    Major off-center Kennedy halves (especially 40% or more off-center, with …

NGC 1979 50c Kennedy half struck 80% off-center, and remarkably, the date is visible! Although 1979 off-center Kennedy halves are actually common, virtually all exampes are less than 15% off-center. Finding major examples like this is nearly...

ANACS 50c 1990-P Kennedy half huge broadstrike, with the coin showing a huge expansion in diameter. The coin was struck out of collar, allowing it to expand beyond its norml diameter.   ANACS MS61 with many hairlines accounting for the lower...

PCGS 1979 Kennedy half struck on SBA dollar planchet. The error occurred when a SBA dollar planchet was fed into a press striking Kennedy halves and was struck, resulting in an off-metal half on dollar planchet.    A scarce error, but with …

NGC 1968-D Kennedy half double-struck, with the 2nd strike 85% off-center and uniface reverse. A scarce era for double-strikes (1965-1970 Kennedy halves.)    The error occurred when the coin was struck, and then struck again with the 2nd st…

2% curved clip. MS64

PCGS 1962-D Franklin Half with a large, peeling lamination reverse. A large area of the reverse is laminated upwards, like a clamshell, from 2 to 4 o'clock. Scarce on Franklin halves.   AU55

NGC 1976 bicentennial half double-struck, with the 2nd strike 93% off-center and die struck both sides. The coin shows design on both sides of the off-center strike, adding to the coin's eye-appeal.   A popular year and design for Kennedy half..…

PCGS 1969-D Kennedy half double-struck, with the 2nd strike 65% off-center, and with a uniface reverse. The 2nd strike show's Kennedy's face, and is positioned to give the coin excellent eye-appeal!  Major double-struck 40% silver Kennedy halves…

PCGS 1963-D Franklin half struck on quarter planchet. The quarter planchet is much smaller than a normal half planchet, with a weight of about 6.2 grams. Because of the smaller planchet size, much of the outer design is missing.  All Franklin ha…

NGC 1962-D Franklin half struck on quarter planchet. The quarter planchet is much smaller than a normal half planchet, with a weight of 6.2 grams. Nice eye-appeal, with much of the outer design missing.  A pleasing example, with the mintmark are…

NGC 50c 1970-D Kennedy half 40% silver, struck 5% off-center. This is the last year for 40% silver Kennedy halves, and they were only issued in mint sets. As a result, very few errors are known since the mint set issuances resulted in few errors havi…

PCGS 19X9 Kennedy half broadstruck on 30% straight clip, and with a weight of only 7.81 grams (normal is 11.34.) Scarce with the clip this large! Most Kennedy half clips are less than 10% size.    MS65 

PCGS (1971-2024) Kennedy half double-struck with the strikes 98% and 70% off-center, and die struck on both sides. A scarce double-strike combo on a Kennedy half!   MS62 

PCGS 1989-P Kennedy half double-struck broadstruck, and with a 20% indent. Very dramatic and with decent eye-appeal overall. Scarce.    Uncirculated with brilliant, lustrous surfaces and some scratches. 

PCGS 1980-P Kennedy half struck on a bronze cent planchet. The coin is copper colored in appearance, and much smaller than a normal half dollar. Nicely centered, with Kennedy's face and much of the date visible. Kennedy halves struck on cent planchet…

U.S. Mint 50c size collar die, doubtless intended for a Kennedy 50c. The  collar has a reeded edge inside, and is only partially defaced (melted.) A collar die, the "3rd die", is used to strike or being impressed against a coin's edge. It's purp…

ND 50c Clad Half Type-2 Planchet CAC AU55