1969 D PCGS MS 65 Silver Kennedy Half Dollar ☆☆ Great For Sets 739

🪙 1969 D Kennedy Half Dollar (PCGS MS 65)

40% Silver | Denver Mint Issue | Gem Mint State

The 1969 D Kennedy Half Dollar is a key representative of the transitional "Silver Clad" era. While the Philadelphia Mint did not produce Kennedy half dollars for circulation this year, the Denver Mint struck these 40% silver coins to fulfill the nation's needs. As part of the final three years that silver was included in circulating half dollars, this 1969-D issue is highly sought after by collectors of the series. Professionally certified by PCGS at a Gem MS 65 grade, this specimen offers the exceptional luster and technical quality that discerning numismatists demand.

🔍 Item Specifications

• Year: 1969

• Mint: "D" Denver Mint Mark

• Denomination: Half Dollar ($0.50)

• Composition: 40% Silver (Clad)

• Grading Service: PCGS (Professional Coin Grading Service)

• Grade: MS 65 (Gem Mint State)

• Design: Gilroy Roberts’ JFK Portrait (Obverse) and Frank Gasparro’s Presidential Seal (Reverse).

Note: This coin is graded MS 65 (Gem Mint State) by PCGS. It features a sharp, well-defined strike and brilliant, original mint luster that radiates across the surfaces. At this "Gem" grade level, the coin displays minimal contact marks and excellent eye appeal, far exceeding the quality typically found in uncirculated rolls. The silver-clad composition gives the coin a bright, attractive appearance that has been beautifully preserved. Please inspect the high-resolution macro photos of the PCGS slab to judge the luster and surface quality for yourself.

📦 Shipping & Professional Handling

God Bless America