The product is a 1971 Kennedy Half Dollar coin minted in Denver, United States. It has a composition of silver with a fineness of 0.9 and a denomination of 50 cents. The coin is uncirculated and ungraded, with no certification number. It features a doubled die reverse and obverse, making it an ultra-rare MS state coin.
1967 “SMS” (Special Mint Strike) Silver Kennedy Half Dollar. Certified by NGC “Mint State” MS-68.
1967 Kennedy Half Dollar SMS NGC MS67 Mint State 67 Cameo #2719388-001. Review description and scans.
The grade from PCGS speaks for itself. Please review the scans.
Contain 7.2 ounces Troy of pure silver.
Collectibility & Value: The Bicentennial series is popular among collectors, and a high-grade example such as this is particularly sought after. It’s a valuable addition to any collection, representing both historical and numismatic significance.
The grade from NGC speaks for itself. Please review the scans.
The grade from PCGS speaks for itself. The small black spot on the obverse was dirt on the holder, which I have removed. Please review the scans.
Certified coins: All of our certified coin photos are considered stock photos unless otherwise noted. Though we do our best to update photos with current inventory, stock photos are necessary due to inventory turnover and having multiples of the same item in stock. We welcome inquiries to see if the exact coin pictured is in stock. In many cases, if it is not, we will post new photos of a current coin in inventory upon request. Roll pictures are stock
Certified coins: All of our certified coin photos are considered stock photos unless otherwise noted. Though we do our best to update photos with current inventory, stock photos are necessary due to inventory turnover and having multiples of the same item in stock. We welcome inquiries to see if the exact coin pictured is in stock. In many cases, if it is not, we will post new photos of a current coin in inventory upon request. Roll pictures are stock