The 1967 Kennedy Half Dollar is a 40% silver U.S. half dollar from the no-mint-mark era of 1965–1967. Its reported circulation-strike mintage was 295,046,978 coins. The absence of a mint mark does not identify which mint produced this individual coin.
Condition & Photos
Silver-gray surfaces show scattered fine lines and small marks, with light uneven toning around Kennedy’s portrait and the fields. The reverse retains visible eagle, shield, and star detail. No numerical grade or Special Mint Set designation is assigned.
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Coin Details
- Year: 1967
- Mint mark: None, as was standard for U.S. coinage dated 1965–1967; mint of origin cannot be determined from the date and mint mark
- Denomination: 50 cents
- Mintage: 295,046,978 circulation strikes
- Composition: 40% silver / 60% copper overall (silver-clad)
- Strike / Finish: Business strike; not represented as SMS
- Designers: Gilroy Roberts / Frank Gasparro
- SKU: KH0003
Collector Significance
A silver-clad Kennedy half dollar from the period when mint marks were temporarily omitted from U.S. coins. A collectible example for a Kennedy half dollar or 40% silver collection.