Design and Specifications of the John F. Kennedy Dollar

The John F. Kennedy half dollar was first introduced in 1964 to honor the assassinated president. The 2015 issue is part of the ongoing series, which has been produced annually since its inception. While not widely circulated, these coins remain popular among collectors and those commemorating Kennedy’s legacy.
Weight 11.34 grams
Diameter 30.61 mm
Mint Marks P (Philadelphia), D (Denver)
Composition Copper-Nickel clad (outer layer of 75% copper, 25% nickel, bonded to a core of pure copper)
Obverse Design Portrait of John F. Kennedy, designed by Gilroy Roberts
Reverse Design Presidential Seal, designed by Frank Gasparro
Years of Minting 2015

Collectibility and Rare Varieties

The 2015 Kennedy half dollars are not particularly rare due to their relatively high mintage numbers. However, as with all coins, the condition significantly impacts value. Uncirculated specimens and those with high grades can command premium prices. There are no notable errors or variations for this year that significantly affect rarity or value.
2015-D 2,614,000 minted; relatively common
2015-P 2,198,000 minted; relatively common

Explore John F. Kennedy Dollar Values by Year

Most Valuable John F. Kennedy Dollar

This section highlights the most valuable coins in the series, based on PCGS price guides. The table shows price ranges for each coin in various conditions.

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