What is the value of a Commemorative Double dated 1960-1980 Kennedy Half dollar covered in 24KT Gold in original packaging?

Answer 1

So-called collectibles like these are churned out by private companies and sold at significant markups. In general there is very little aftermarket interest in them, so it's rare that anyone recovers their original cost. Even with gold near $900/oz the amount used in plating is so minuscule that it would cost more to recover it than it's worth.

Answer 2

No such coin exists. The US mint does not make gold plated coins, rather, gold plating is post-mint damage to the coin. The US mint has also never made a double dated 1960-1985 coin. So what you have is a private mint product which has damaged an official US coin. The coin is only really worth face value, gold plating adds no meaningful value to something and it isn't a mint product so it isn't "certified by the US mint".

Answer 3

Many different types of so-called Kennedy commemorative coins and tokens have been sold, some are gold plated Kennedy half dollars that have been counter stamped with different dates, others are privately minted pieces. But none of them are made by the US Mint and have very little if any value at all.