What is the value of a 1976-D US half-dollar?

Answer 1

All gold plated circulating coins were plated after they left the Mint. Because of this the value is often actually less than the coin itself. By and large, post Mint gold plated coins are worth very little. However, there are exceptions.

The only notable exception to this rule is with numbered commemorative issues. CSOA and several other commemorative coin companies issued 24K gold plated coins that included individually numbered certificates of authenticity. These are now quite rare and demand a good amount when sold. The John Fitzgerald Kennedy 24K Gold clad coin issued by CSOA (Collector's Society of America) is worth around $100, as long as the original numbered certificate of authenticity (Gold Electroplate Certificate) is included. These coins were struck in 1985 on the 1976 bicentennial half dollar, and the CSOA only issued 100,000 coins.

Answer 2

A US Kennedy Half Dollar from 1976 is worth face value. Even if the coin is stamped 1776-1978 to commemorate the 200th birthday of the nation, it contains no real silver to increase its value.

Answer 3

1976D Kennedy Half Dollar (Bicentennial) in uncirculated condition is worth $1.25. Circulated, it's worth 50 cents.

Answer 4

All circulation half dollars dated 1971 and later are made of copper-nickel, not silver, and are only worth 50 cents assuming you found them in change.

Answer 5

In June 2014, a 1976 half dollar is worth $2 dollars. A coin in perfect condition can be worth $2.50 or more.

Answer 6

Unless it came in a mint case, it is simply copper-nickel, not made out of precious metals and one of the most common dates for Kennedy Half-Dollars. It is only worth 50 cents.

Answer 7

None of the Kennedy Bicentennial half dollars struck for general circulation have more than face value. Only proof and uncirculated collectors coins sold from the Mint have premiums.

Answer 8

It's worth 50 cents.