Is my half dollar worth anything?
ILostMyCoins
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Hey everyone,
I have a half dollar. I'm not really sure if it's worth anything. I wanted to be sure.
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Sorry, only 50c.
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50¢
Looks like it's gold-plated
as a novelty item.
It's worth face value only.
for PCGS. A 49+-Year PNG Member...A full numismatist since 1972, retired in 2022
Neat.. I’ll pay pal you $5 if you want.. PM me
Really ??
for PCGS. A 49+-Year PNG Member...A full numismatist since 1972, retired in 2022
Yes. It’s rather lovely.
If it is solid 24K gold it is worth at least $400.00 dollars. Don't cut into it. Have someone like a professional dealer look at it. Might be worth a flight to the nearest big coin show.
.50 cents
You're not funny.
I'm fairly certain that you can walk into
any coin shop, or coin show, and buy
a gold-plated Kennedy half for $1 at the
most, and in all probability, face value
if the dealer has one.
for PCGS. A 49+-Year PNG Member...A full numismatist since 1972, retired in 2022
PCGS's coinflation shows that plated coins have about 60 cents worth of gold. So, I'll correct my 50¢ to 60¢.
bob
Nice looking but...
Then wouldn't a told plated half be worth $1.10?
i would jump at the 5 dollar offer
actually, you better find out about shipping, if you have to pay shipping, it will run at least 3 dollars
What is the blue line on the obverse?
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No, because to salvage the gold you would likely destroy the coin. Too much heat.
bob
Interesting. But now that the Mint has reinstituted their scrap coin redemption program, maybe a little more can be reclaimed...
I did see a segment on the RCM and their process to refine gold. It involved submerging the raw or alloyed gold in a solution and using various electrical charges to get the pure gold molecules to migrate to a plate of some kind. Then they broke the gold off the plate in pieces (it was very brittle at that point) and what they had was pure gold. All the OP needs to do to get the full value is to build a set-up like that. How hard could it be?
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I can do that with a grapefruit, a 9 volt battery, bobby pins and a copper cent (pre 82 zincolon) I once owned a gold plated Kennedy half dollar, I sold it on eBay for $3 plus shipping, but that was the old eBay when it was one giant garage sale.
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I have yet to get a PM so I will offer $10..
Never seen anything like that. Is it 14KT gold plated?
Forget it. I'm having spellcheck problems.
so much for the rules eh ....
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We should move this to BST.. that’s my birth year coIn!
Why would anyone believe it's a proof? It's a D mint coin for goodness sakes.
That's a James Kennedy half dollar.
@ILostMyCoins....Welcome aboard....There is nothing special about that coin....It is worth 50 cents. Sure, you may get a slightly higher offer, however, that will be from someone who is not knowledgeable about coins. Best of luck...Cheers, RickO