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The U.S. did not produce any proof coins in 1965, 66 or 67. The Mint issued Special Mint Sets (SMS) instead of proof sets. Current value of a 1965 SMS is $11.00 retail.
So many were made that most coins are only valued for the silver (40%) at about $3.00.
The coins are half dollars rather than dollars. Kennedy halves from 1965-70 are worth about $5, and anything 1971-present is only worth face value.
Pre-1965 silver coins are worth more for the silver than face value.
None are particularly rare or valuable. The most expensive Kennedy halves are silver cameo proofs struck in the 1990s for sale to collectors. These currently retail for $40 to $100 on average. With the exception of 1964-dated coins that are worth about 0.36 times the current price of silver for their metal content and 1965-69 coins that sell for about 0.15X, most other Kennedy halves are only worth face value or somewhat above, depending on their condition. Currently 1964 Kennedy halves are worth 12.64 at the current silver price, But the 1998 Matte finish Kennedy half is worth 175.00 being the most valuable in rarity and Finish style. I agree, Currently the kennedy matte finish and Robert Kennedy set are most sought after other then accented kennedy PR which retails around 7-1000.00 in MS-69/Proof
The U.S. did not produce any proof coins in 1965, 66 or 67. The Mint issued Special Mint Sets (SMS) instead of proof sets. Current value of a 1965 SMS is $11.00 retail.
So many were made that most coins are only valued for the silver (40%) at about $3.00.
The coins are half dollars rather than dollars. Kennedy halves from 1965-70 are worth about $5, and anything 1971-present is only worth face value.
1964: about $12 1965-70: around $5 1971-present: 50 cents
Proof sets were not made in 1965, but a 1965 special mint set is worth $12.00 USD.
Depends on the date. 1964 coins are 90% silver and worth $10-11 depending on the price of silver, 1965-1970 coins are 40% silver and worth about $4-5 depending on the price of silver and coins dated 1971-date have no silver and are worth just 50 cents.
The 1964 coin is worth 7.60 and the 1965 to 1970 coin is worth 3.11. These coins are not worth much other than silver melt value. Various years and conditions bring various values.
Regular quarters starting in 1965 don't contain any silver and are all worth 25 cents. The only ones that DO have silver are special proof coins sold to collectors, which are not released into general circulation.
Pre-1965 silver coins are worth more for the silver than face value.
None are particularly rare or valuable. The most expensive Kennedy halves are silver cameo proofs struck in the 1990s for sale to collectors. These currently retail for $40 to $100 on average. With the exception of 1964-dated coins that are worth about 0.36 times the current price of silver for their metal content and 1965-69 coins that sell for about 0.15X, most other Kennedy halves are only worth face value or somewhat above, depending on their condition. Currently 1964 Kennedy halves are worth 12.64 at the current silver price, But the 1998 Matte finish Kennedy half is worth 175.00 being the most valuable in rarity and Finish style. I agree, Currently the kennedy matte finish and Robert Kennedy set are most sought after other then accented kennedy PR which retails around 7-1000.00 in MS-69/Proof
Before 1965, all proof coins were made in Philadelphia. In 1965 production of Special Mint Sets was started at San Francisco. In 1968 SMS production was ended and proof coinage was resumed, but it has remained at San Francisco ever since.
All U.S. coins have the reverse upside down from the obverse (front) of the coins. Just look at any other coins you have. It has no added value unless it's dated 1964 or 1965-1970.