Category Archives: 1964-d

1964-D Silver Kennedy Half Dollar DDO FS-104 BU UNC MS Rare 1964 D Variety

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Raw Coin – Exact Coin You Will Receive. I understand the need for transparency and honesty. In this Business Strike BU Coin. The Strongest DDO is in IN GOD and the 6 and 4 of Date. It is not certified but is RAW. As such I can not guarantee the specific Double Die Obverse variety type but please see the detailed photos of this coin – it is consistent with the FS-104 Variety. Gorgeous Luster on both the Obverse and

1964-d 50c Pcgs Ms66

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This is a 1964-D Kennedy half dollar coin that has been certified by PCGS as MS 66. It has a denomination of 50 cents and is composed of silver. The coin was minted in Denver, United States. The certification number is 6707.66/49255228. 90% silver, 10% copper.

1964-D MS66 Business Strike Kennedy Silver Half Dollar! Rare High Grade Coin

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Up for sale is a stunning 1964-D Kennedy Silver Half Dollar in MS66 grade. This rare, high-grade coin is a Business Strike and has never been circulated. The coin is composed of 90% silver and has a fineness of 0.9. It was minted in Denver, United States, and certified by NGC with certification number 4968392-001. The denomination of the coin is 50C, and it features the portrait of President John F. This is a must-have for any coin collector or

1964-D Quad 50c Kennedy SILVER Half Dollar Uncerulated Off Center Error Coin

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This 1964-D Kennedy half dollar is a rare find for coin collectors. The coin is composed of silver and is uncirculated, making it an excellent addition to any collection. The denomination is 50 cents and the coin was struck in Denver. The strike type is business and the coin is ungraded. The design features President John F. Kennedy on the obverse side and the presidential seal on the reverse. This particular coin has an off-center error, adding to its uniqueness.

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