1967 50C MS67+ Certification #51144887, PCGS #6710

Plate coin for the 1967 Kennedy date in the PCGS Coinfacts website. Bought from GC on 31 March 2024 as an MS 67, thought it looked better. Resubmitted it in November 2024 under thew EXPRESS submission which is SUPPOSED to take only 15 business days to process. It took 85 business days before I received this coin and 3 other coins to return back to me!!! It DID get the upgrade to the grade of MS 67+!!! This was the first time trying for the upgrade.

Jaime Hernandez

The 1967 Uncirculated Kennedy Half Dollar does not contain a mint mark. The Mint intentionally left mint marks off coins produced between 1965-1967 to prevent coin hoarding. Kennedy Half Dollars stuck from 1965-1970 were composed of Silver and Clad content. The 1967 Kennedy Half Dollar has the largest mintage from all Uncirculated Kennedy Half Dollars produced from 1965 to 1970. 

It is very common in all circulated grades all the way up to MS63 condition more or less. In MS64 to MS65 it starts to become a little more scarce but still easily obtainable with most examples being raw or uncertified. In MS66 the coin now becomes very challenging to acquire with possibly a few hundred examples available and the odds are you won't find one in circulation, rolls or even bags. Most examples have probably already been graded. In MS67 it is extremely scarce with about a dozen known and none being finer.