1967 & 1968-D Kennedy Half Dollars, 40% Silver, Pair

Two 40% silver Kennedy halves from the transitional silver era — the years right after the Mint dropped from 90% to 40% silver content. Both show the Presidential Seal reverse clearly, with good detail on the eagle and lettering. Details: - Coin 1: 1967 Kennedy Half Dollar, Philadelphia (no mint mark), 40% silver - Coin 2: 1968-D Kennedy Half Dollar, Denver mint, 40% silver - Denomination: Half Dollar (50¢ each) - Series: Kennedy Half Dollar - Silver content: 40% silver (0.1479 troy oz pure silver each) - Total pure silver: approx. 0.2958 troy oz for the pair Both coins are circulated with moderate wear and some toning — details readable, no major damage. Solid examples of the short-lived 40% silver run. Fun fact: The 1965–1970 Kennedy halves were the last circulating U.S. coins to contain any silver at all — Congress phased silver out of dimes and quarters in 1965, but gave the Kennedy half a few more years out of respect for the late president. Scrap silver melt value: about $19.25 (≈0.2958 ozt silver at a $65.09/ozt spot price, Sep 2, 2026). This is the raw junk-silver MELT value of the metal only — NOT an estimate of the coin's collector value based on its date, mint mark, grade, or condition. Gavel AI Estimated Value: $24.07–$29.84 (grade: Very Fine). This is an automated estimate based on the coin's visible condition — for reference only, not a professional appraisal or guarantee. The final price is set by the bidding. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.