The 1992 Kennedy Half Dollar is a piece of American history, minted in honor of President John F. Kennedy.
These coins come in two varieties: the copper-nickel clad for circulation and the silver proof for collectors.
Circulated coins are common and hold nominal value, mainly as collectibles rather than investments.
Uncirculated and proof coins, especially with no wear, can fetch higher prices among collectors.
Special sets, like the Silver Premier Proof Set, include a 90% silver version of the coin, increasing its value.
Condition is key; coins graded by PCGS or NGC as MS-65 to MS-70 can be worth significantly more.
Look for errors, such as double die or off-center strikes, which can make a coin rare and valuable.
The 1992 Kennedy Half Dollar is also part of the '50 State Quarters' program, adding to its collectibility.
Check auction sites and coin dealers for current market values, as prices can fluctuate with demand.