The value of a 1967 Kennedy half dollar depends on several factors, primarily its condition and any existing errors or varieties.
- 1967 Kennedy half dollars contain 40% silver and 60% copper.
- As of August 15, 2025, the melt value of a 1967 half dollar is around $5.63.
- This makes it valuable beyond its face value.
- Circulated: Coins in average circulated condition are worth roughly $4.50 to $8.
- Uncirculated (MS60-MS66): Coins in uncirculated condition can range from $7 to $200.
- High-Grade (MS67+): Exceptionally well-preserved coins can fetch significantly more, potentially reaching $4,500 or even higher for top grades like MS68.
- In 1967, the US Mint produced Special Mint Sets (SMS) instead of proof sets.
- These coins have a slightly better strike and finish than regular circulation strikes and can be more valuable, [according to Littleton Coin Company].
- SMS coins in cameo or deep cameo condition can be particularly sought after.
- Some 1967 half dollars have doubled die errors (DDO/DDR) , meaning the design appears doubled.
- These errors can significantly increase a coin’s value, potentially reaching $1,000+ for prominent doubling.
- Other errors like clipped planchets or off-center strikes can also increase the value.
In conclusion, a circulated 1967 half dollar has a base value tied to its silver content. Uncirculated examples and those with errors or from special mint sets will be worth more, with top-grade specimens fetching the highest prices.
How can I tell if my 1967 half dollar is silver?
So I have here a 1976 a 1967 which has silver in it. And another 1976. The color is also slightly different as you can see a simple way to tell is to look at the edge of the coin. The later coins.
Why is the 1967 half dollar worth so much?
Thanks for asking. What makes a 1967 half-dollar scarce and collectible? The Kennedy half-dollars minted in 1967 are not in a group of rare coins despite their silver content. However, those from the Special Mint Set and error coins can be rare in high classes, making them collectible.
What makes a 1967 half dollar error?
From my experience, 1967 half dollar error double die on obverse. There is noticeable doubling of the D in God, as well as possible light doubling of Kennedy’s face around the chin and neck.