Description

Honor a pivotal moment in U.S. history with $1 Face Value in 90% Silver 1964 Kennedy Half Dollars. Struck in the wake of President John F. Kennedy’s assassination, these coins were minted for only one year in 90% silver, making them a highly sought-after piece for collectors and silver stackers alike.

The obverse features Gilroy Roberts’ striking portrait of President Kennedy, while the reverse showcases the Presidential Seal, designed by Frank Gasparro. These halves symbolize a nation’s grief, unity, and enduring legacy — and represent the last circulating half dollars issued by the U.S. Mint in 90% silver.

Each lot includes two 1964 Kennedy Half Dollars, totaling $1 face value and approximately 0.715 troy ounces of silver. All coins are circulated but retain their full silver content and bold patriotic design. Ideal for anyone seeking historically significant silver with trusted weight and purity.

Key Features:

• Includes two 1964 Kennedy Half Dollars ($1 face value total)

• 90% silver, minted only in 1964

• Contains ~0.715 troy ounces of silver per $1 FV

• Obverse features President John F. Kennedy, designed by Gilroy Roberts

• Reverse displays the Presidential Seal, designed by Frank Gasparro

• Last circulating U.S. half dollar struck in 90% silver

• Highly recognizable and respected by collectors and investors

Specifications:

• Year: 1964 only

• Denomination: $1 total (2 × 50¢ coins)

• Purity: 90% silver

• Metal Content: ~0.715 troy ounces

• Diameter: 30.6 mm

• Designer (Obverse): Gilroy Roberts

• Designer (Reverse): Frank Gasparro

• Mint Marks: Philadelphia or Denver (random)

• Condition: Circulated

FAQs:

Q: Are all Kennedy Half Dollars 90% silver?
A: No, only those minted in 1964 are 90% silver. Coins from 1965–1970 are 40% silver, and later issues are copper-nickel.

Q: How much silver is in $1 face value of 1964 Kennedys?
A: Approximately 0.715 troy ounces of pure silver.

Q: Will I receive a mix of mint marks?
A: Each lot is randomly selected and may include Philadelphia (no mint mark) or Denver (D) coins.