The value of a 1994 Kennedy half dollar depends on several factors, including its condition (grade), mint mark, and whether it’s a regular strike or a proof coin.
Here’s a breakdown of the potential values:
- Circulated condition:
– According to the [NGC Price Guide] (as of August 2025), a 1994 D or P Kennedy Half Dollar in circulated condition (grades from “Good” to “Very Fine”) is worth between $0.55 and $0.65.
– This is only slightly above the face value of $0.50.
- Uncirculated condition (MS – Mint State):
– The value of uncirculated coins varies significantly based on their grade on the Sheldon scale (from 1 to 70).
– For example, a 1994 D half dollar in MS-67 can be worth up to $225.
– A 1994 P half dollar in MS-68 can be worth up to $2450.
- Proof coins are specially struck for collectors and generally have higher values than regular strike coins in the same condition.
- The 1994-S Proof Kennedy Half Dollar , made of 90% silver, had a relatively low mintage of 785,329.
- A 1994-S 90% Silver Kennedy Half Dollar in Choice Proof condition has an estimated market value of $68.50.
- [Littleton Coin Company] is selling it for $70.95.
- Certain errors or varieties can significantly increase a coin’s value.
- For instance, a 1994-P Kennedy Half Dollar with a “Double Die Face Nose Head” error is valued at $1500.
- A 1994 “D” Kennedy Half Dollar with lettering and etched line errors is valued at $400.
To determine the precise value of your 1994 half dollar, it’s recommended to consult a reputable coin dealer or appraiser, or use online resources like the NGC Price Guide or Greysheet.
What makes a 1994 Kennedy half dollar rare?
Million this sale marked a significant moment in numismatic. History proving that even coins from the late 20th century can command astronomical prices.
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.