2025 P&D Advanced Release Kennedy Half Dollar – MS68
- Includes both the Philadelphia Mint and Denver Mint Kennedy Half Dollars
- Both coins certified MS68 “Advanced Release” by NGC in the exclusive Flag Core holder
- Advanced Release is an official U.S. Mint designation that indicates these coins were released to authorized distributors before the official release of the coin
- The U.S. Mint announced 2025 will be the last year of the Kennedy Half Dollar as we know it
The 2025 P&D Advanced Release Kennedy Half Dollar set captures a significant moment in American numismatic history, featuring both Philadelphia and Denver mint versions certified in MS68 condition. These coins bear the "Advanced Release" designation from NGC, indicating they were among the first struck and distributed by the U.S. Mint to authorized dealers before the official public release. Housed in NGC's exclusive Flag Core holders, both specimens preserve their brilliant uncirculated surfaces with the characteristic mint luster and sharp details expected of MS68-graded coins.
This set holds particular importance as the U.S. Mint has designated 2025 as the final year for the current Kennedy half dollar design, marking the conclusion of a 61-year tradition that began in 1964 as a memorial to President John F. Kennedy. The Advanced Release status adds historical significance to these already notable coins, documenting them as early examples from the last production run of this iconic design. The inclusion of both mint marks allows collectors to compare the final-year production quality between the Philadelphia and Denver facilities. Together, these certified half dollars serve as a permanent record of a transitional period in U.S. coinage, preserving the end of an era in American numismatics.
| Year | 2025 |
|---|---|
| Quantity | 1 |
| Description | The 2025 P&D Advanced Release Kennedy Half Dollar set captures a significant moment in American numismatic history, featuring both Philadelphia and Denver mint versions certified in MS68 condition. These coins bear the "Advanced Release" designation from NGC, indicating they were among the first struck and distributed by the U.S. Mint to authorized dealers before the official public release. Housed in NGC's exclusive Flag Core holders, both specimens preserve their brilliant uncirculated surfaces with the characteristic mint luster and sharp details expected of MS68-graded coins. This set holds particular importance as the U.S. Mint has designated 2025 as the final year for the current Kennedy half dollar design, marking the conclusion of a 61-year tradition that began in 1964 as a memorial to President John F. Kennedy. The Advanced Release status adds historical significance to these already notable coins, documenting them as early examples from the last production run of this iconic design. The inclusion of both mint marks allows collectors to compare the final-year production quality between the Philadelphia and Denver facilities. Together, these certified half dollars serve as a permanent record of a transitional period in U.S. coinage, preserving the end of an era in American numismatics. |
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