The value of a 1994 50-cent coin (Kennedy Half Dollar) depends on its condition and whether it has a mint mark.
- In circulated condition (meaning it has been used in everyday transactions), a 1994 Kennedy Half Dollar is typically worth between $0.55 and $0.65, regardless of the mint mark.
- 1994-D (Denver Mint): In pristine, uncirculated condition, a 1994-D Kennedy Half Dollar can sell for as much as $225.
- 1994-P (Philadelphia Mint): Uncirculated 1994-P Kennedy Half Dollars can be worth up to $2450, according to the NGC Price Guide. This is significantly higher than the Denver minted coins.
- 1994-S Proof: These coins were struck at the San Francisco Mint specifically for collectors and feature a mirror-like finish. The standard clad Proof version has a higher mintage than the 90% silver Proof version.
- The 1994 Kennedy Half Dollar was minted in large numbers, making it a relatively common coin.
- Coins in excellent, uncirculated condition fetch a premium, especially those from the Philadelphia mint.
- Some varieties, like the 1998-S Matte Finish , are considered scarce.
- While most Kennedy half dollars don’t contain significant precious metal, the 1994-S Silver Proof version is 90% silver.
- A 1994-D Kennedy Half Dollar graded MS67 could potentially be worth up to $225.
- A 1994-P Kennedy Half Dollar graded MS68 has the potential to be worth up to $2450.
What makes a 1994 Kennedy Half Dollar rare?
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Is 1994 half dollar silver?
This half dollar features President John F. Kennedy on its obverse and is made of 90% silver, making it a prized piece for numismatists interested in silver coins.
How to tell if your 50 cent coin is rare?
From my experience, Check the Date and Mint Mark: The year your coin was made and where it was minted can greatly affect its value. …
Examine the Condition: Coins in better condition are usually worth more.