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| − | A '''half dollar''' is a coin in the United States worth 50 [[cents]]. It currently features [[John F. Kennedy]] on the obverse side and a [[bald eagle]] on the reverse. It is currently made of [[cupronickel]], though the current Kennedy design once contained [[silver]]. The half dollar is rarely used. | + | A '''half dollar''' is a coin in the United States worth 50 [[cents]]. As with most United States coins, it is circular in shape with ridges on the outer circumference. It currently features [[John F. Kennedy]] on the obverse side and a [[bald eagle]] on the reverse. It is currently made of [[cupronickel]], though the current Kennedy design once contained [[silver]]. The coin still has a silver coloring. The half dollar is rarely used. |
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Revision as of 23:01, December 10, 2007
A half dollar is a coin in the United States worth 50 cents. As with most United States coins, it is circular in shape with ridges on the outer circumference. It currently features John F. Kennedy on the obverse side and a bald eagle on the reverse. It is currently made of cupronickel, though the current Kennedy design once contained silver. The coin still has a silver coloring. The half dollar is rarely used.