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Scarcer date for off-center Kennedy halves. 

Massive broadstrike!

PCGS 1976 Kennedy half struck 25% off-center. Popular bicentennial year for off-center strikes.   MS63

NGC 1956 Franklin half struck on quarter planchet. The coin is stuck on the much smaller planchet of a Washington quarter, and weighs only 6.3 grams. Franklin halves struck on quarter planchets are generally scarce, although this is one of the more..…

Kennedy half dollar die, with most of the die torched, and missing, but with a large portion still visible. The words "UNITED STATES" are almost entirely visible. A scarce die to find with this much design.    

PCGS 1976 bicentenial half broadstruck.    Uncirculated detail wheel mark obverse and reverse, and with a planchet stain reverse. 

PCGS 1989-P Kennedy half struck 10% off-center. MS65

PCGS Kennedy half struck 93% off-center and with a chain edge strike.    MS63 

NGC (1990's-2000's design) clad Kennedy half struck 70% off-center. The coin shows a design amount of design and planchet.  MS64 lustrous white. 

PCGS 1967 Kennedy half obverse clad layer missing. The outer, silver-alloy layer separated before strike. The coin shows traces of the copper-alloy core showing through the obverse. 9.5 Grams.   AU58

PCGS 1985-S proof Kennedy half struck through and partially retained green plastic-like substance in the strike through. The coin was pulled from a proof set and certified. Scarce.   PR67 DCAM

NGC 1974 Kennedy half with a large 25% indent on the obverse. Indents are very scarce this large on Kennedy halves. A beautiful example with good eye-appeal!   MS64 lustrous white 

NGC 1971-S proof Kennedy half storng clashed dies obverse and reverse. Proof halves are scarce with strong clashed dies.   PF65 with some white/brown toning. 

NGC (1948-1963) Franklin half struck 45% off-center on a quarter planchet. The off-metal occurred when a quarter planchet was fed into a press that was striking Franklin halves, and was struck off-center. It is smaller in size than a normal half, and…

(Mint Set) NGC 1965 Kennedy half still in the original mint set, struck thru string obverse. The strike thru is very dramatic, and likely the nicest struck thru string we've seen on a 40% Kennedy. The string is curled around and around the front port…

NGC "D" Mint Franklin half dollar split planchet after strike. The coin shows the "split side" on the obverse. Because the coin split in half, it weighs only 6.2 grams.    A dramatic and rare error type on Franklin halves, and few split aft…

PCGS 1952-D Franklin half double-struck with the 2nd strike 96% off-center. The 2nd strike is die struck on both sides, adding to the coin's eye-appeal.  Franklin halves are rare double-struck, and few are known. Just a very few (maybe 5-10)...

PCGS 1968-D Kennedy half obverse missing clad layer. The coin is missing the clad layer on the obverse side. The obverse side is the "split side", and the coin weighs 9.52 grams. AU58

NGC proof clad Kennedy half dollar T-2 planchet. The coin has glimmering proof surfaces. Very scarce, and one of the scarcer proof planchets types.    Ungraded but with glimmering surfaces and some multi-colored/brown toning.