The 1976 Kennedy Half Dollar commemorates the U.S. Bicentennial. It features Independence Hall on the reverse side.
Two versions were minted: the regular clad coin and the 40% silver-clad variety for collectors.
Circulated clad coins are common and hold nominal value, primarily as a collector's item.
Uncirculated clad versions can fetch a few dollars, depending on condition and market demand.
The silver-clad coins are more valuable, with prices varying based on silver content and condition.
Special collector's sets, like the 3-piece Bicentennial set, can increase the coin's value.
Proof and silver proof versions from the San Francisco Mint are sought after for their finish.
Condition grades like MS (Mint State) and PR (Proof) significantly affect the coin's market value.
Always verify authenticity and consult a coin expert or grading service for accurate valuation.