I have alot of questions about thus coin. One is, whar are those gouges on his face? I see that shape on other coins as well. Notice the rays on the reverse. One side is thicker. Right side is broken up. Notice the leaves on the branch. Any insight would be appreciated.
The gouges on his face are probably reed marks from other coins hitting it. Don't know about the rest. Looks like a normal circulated coin to me.
Nothing special....except if you're looking at clouds on your back, which I once did in my youth. Good lord, the imagined images that would 'pop'.......
Yeah there's nothing special there. Lots of the Kennedy's have that doubling look for the 60's decade.
Consider that in this, the first year of the Kennedy half, they produced over 277 million of these. The dies were really worked & the pressure required to make a half contributed to the deterioration of the dies. You have a nice, but worn out die version, which also has circulation/bag marks. Oh, & it's definitely not the "accented hair" variety.
It's not an Accented Hair, but it is a version of the "Transitional Variety" (that is what it was called a few years ago), where the reverse matches the reverse of an Accented Hair variety. You can tell by the broken rays and the FG on the reverse.