The 1989 Kennedy Half Dollar is a piece of U.S. coinage history, minted in honor of President John F. Kennedy.
Primarily composed of copper and nickel, these coins are more valuable to collectors than their face value.
Uncirculated or proof versions of the coin, especially with no wear, are sought after by numismatists.
Special mint marks like 'P' for Philadelphia or 'D' for Denver can affect the coin's value.
The condition of the coin, graded on a scale from Good to Mint, plays a crucial role in its valuation.
A standard circulated 1989 half dollar typically holds a value close to its 50-cent denomination.
Proof sets containing the 1989 Kennedy Half Dollar are valued by collectors for their presentation and rarity.
To accurately assess the value, consult a reputable coin guide or a professional numismatist.
Collectors often preserve these coins in protective cases to maintain their condition and value over time.