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ANACS senior numismatist Michael Fahey said graders relied on the 40 percent silver 1971-D coin’s specific gravity in making the silver-copper clad determination. The coin’s specific gravity is 9.5, close to the standard 9.53 for silver-copper clad, with a weight of 11.44 grams, within tolerance of the U.S. Mint standard 11.5-gram planchet ...
Before sending it anywhere you need to get an exact weight for it (yes that will require opening the set up). If it weighs 11.5 grams then you are in luck and the coin should be forwarded to NGC, PCGS, ANACS, or ICG for authentication and encapsulation, but if it weighs 11.34 grams then it is CU-NI and it just looks differ
I have purchsed a pair of Denver and Philadelphia mint sets from PCS (a reputable coin seller). The Kenedy half dollar in the Denver mint is missing the mint mark (D) below the bust. It looks just like the Philadelphia Kenedy half dollar. It is still sealed so there is no evidence of it being tampered with. shansen94524, Apr 19, 2009.
Typically, 1971, 1972, 1974, 1974, 1977, 1980, 1982, 1984, 1988, 1989 have some nice varieties but with some, you'll have to look close. Each time I get half dollars from the bank, I carefully screen each of the above years regardless of wear or damage. But then, you'd then be getting into a specialty market.
Michael K Well-Known Member. A 40% silver Kennedy, does not have the copper showing on the edge. If you look at the 40% Kennedy's (1965-1970) they all have a white edge. There must be some new video making the rounds with all of the. foreign planchet, and wrong planchet threads recently.
When I was searching Kennedy rolls ($1,000 per week) I came across a lot of 70's Kennedy's that were struck O/C like this. I don't think it would be worth too much except to a bidiot. Chris. cpm9ball, Apr 8, 2014. #2 + Quote Reply.
jmc7983 Senior Member. and i quote the answer from that site: "it is not a Kennedy half dollar. What it is is a one piece medal, made I believe in 1964 in Canada to honor president Kennedy. It is all one piece, which is why I call it a medal. You see this for sale on eBay on occasion and it sells for around $10 give or take a few dollars.
1. Nickel clad maintains luster better...cool. 2. Reeded edges, especially on coins with more copper and less nickel, wear extremely fast. 3. Slot machines and other coin based machines, as the coin slide through the counter and track, wear the edges much faster.
According to PCGS auction price, the most valuable 1971 Kennedy half Dollars coins are: In 2018, a Kennedy half Dollar, 1971-D MS61 was sold for $13,000.00. In 2019, a Kennedy half Dollar, 1971-S PR69 was sold for $12,000.00.
GDJMSP Numismatist Moderator. Nancy Knox said: ↑. We have a 1973 Kennedy dollar coin that is double sided my dad got it from the bank when he cashed his check. Any information would be greatly appreciated. It's a magician's coin, they are sold in novelty stores. GDJMSP, Feb 15, 2017.