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1972 and 1976 coins saw massive production — with 1976 marking the U.S. Bicentennial. That year, the reverse design was changed to feature Independence Hall, with dual dates "1776–1976." Special 40% silver uncirculated and proof coins were struck for collectors in San Francisco.
In 1985, although Kennedy halves were still minted, they were rarely seen in everyday circulation. The coin had essentially become a collector’s item — with most being produced for mint sets and not general use.
In circulation, these coins were often worn, but uncirculated versions from official Mint Sets retain sharp detail and luster. Especially prized are proof versions and 40% silver Bicentennial issues.
From coins used in everyday transactions to collector's cabinets, the Liberty—Kennedy—half dollar tells the story of a nation in transition.
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