What is the value of a 1992 Olympic half dollar?

Answer 1

There were four different versions minted. A non-proof Basketball, a proof basketball, a proof Baseball, and a non-proof baseball. None of them are considered rare.

Here is a table with the values:

1995 S Centennial Olympics Basketball Half Dollar(Non-Proof):

MS60: $6

MS62: $7 MS65: $13 MS67: $16 MS70:$100

1995 S Centennial Olympics Basketball Half Dollar(Proof)

PR60: $6

PR62: $7

PR65: $13

PR67: $16

PR70: $275

1995 S Centennial Olympics Baseball Half Dollar(Non-Proof)

MS60: $6

MS62: $7

MS65: $14

MS67: $18

MS70: $156

1995 S Centennial Olympics (Baseball) Half Dollar(Proof)

PR60: $6

PR62: $7

PR65: $14

PR67: $18

PR70: $450

To see if you have the proof or non-proof version simply hold the coin to your face.

If you can see your reflection you have a proof. If you can't then you don't have a proof.

Answer 2

The US stopped making circulation halves out of silver in 1969. All circulation halves dated 1971 and later are copper-nickel, just like dimes and quarters.

Answer 3

These are common and not rare. In PR(proof)60 they have a value of $5. The value increases as the condition gets better. They have a maximum value of about $100.