The 1969 Kennedy Half Dollar is a treasured US coin, minted in memory of President John F. Kennedy.
Composed of 40% silver, its value exceeds face value due to its silver content and collectibility.
Circulated coins typically fetch $3-$10, while uncirculated versions can command higher prices.
Special mint sets from 1969 can be worth $10-$30, depending on condition and market demand.
Proof coins, with their mirror-like finish, are sought after, with values ranging from $10-$50.
Error coins, such as double dies or off-center strikes, can significantly increase the coin's value.
Full bell line (FBL) coins, with clear horizontal lines on the bell, are rare and highly valued.
Grading condition is key; a coin graded MS65 can be worth over $100, while MS67 can exceed $800.
Always verify authenticity and consult a professional for accurate appraisal and investment advice.