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Item DescriptionCapital Plastics Holder - Kennedy Half Dollars (1964–1978)Archival Display for the 46-Coin Half Dollar Set
This set captures every circulation and Proof issue from this 15-year period, including issues from the Philadelphia (P), no mark), Denver (D), and San Francisco (S) Mints. This comprehensive set totals approximately 46 coins.
Key Product SpecificationsFeatureDetailProduct NameU.S. Kennedy Half Dollars 1964-1978Capital Plastics ModelBVD6B (The common large screw-together model)Core ColorBlack (Most popular color for contrasting silver and clad coins)Total Coin OpeningsApproximately 46 SlotsOuter Dimensions8 inches x 14 inches(Large rectangular format)AssemblyScrew-Together: Multiple acrylic panels secured by screws.Coin CompatibilityU.S. Kennedy Half Dollars (approx 30.6 mmdiameter). Includes 90% Silver,40% Silver-Clad, andCopper-Nickel Cladcompositions.Title PrintingGold-foil stamped, reading \"U.S. KENNEDY HALF DOLLARS 1964-1978\" with each slot individually labeled with the respective year and mint mark.MaterialNon-PVC, Archival-Safe Acrylic (Plexiglass)Coin ViewDouble-Sided (Allows viewing of both obverse and reverse)Set Composition and Key Issues
The 46 slots are individually dated and labeled to account for the unique changes in metal composition and mint marks during this span:
PeriodCompositionKey Issues / Mints RequiredTotal Issues (Approx.)196490% SilverP, D, and P-Proof31965–197040% Silver-CladP (No Mark), D, and S-Proof (starting 1968)approx 161971–1978Copper-Nickel CladP, D, and S-Proofapprox 24Bicentennial (1976)CladSpecial slots for the 1776-1976 dual-dated P, D, and S-Proof issues (which replaced the 1975 issues).3
This particular holder, spanning both silver and clad types, is crucial for collectors completing the early and mid-portion of the Kennedy Half Dollar series.