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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 6656971, member: 66&quot;]If it is a 1974 P I would say not it isn&#039;t, If it is a D there is a very small chance that it could be.&nbsp; Son Francisco sent their rejected proof planchets to Denver to be used for circulation strikes.&nbsp; Only CuNi clad planchets were supposed to be sent but a small number of 40% silver planchets were sent as well.&nbsp; The 40% bicentennial coins were being struck in 1975, and they were also striking 1974 half dollars in 1975 as well due to the date freeze, so 1974 D and 1977 D 40% silver halves and dollars are known to exist.&nbsp; But there is no way 40% silver planchets would have been sent the Philadelphia.&nbsp; And Philadelphia never struck any 40% silver half dollars at ANY time, so left over planchets couldn&#039;t be a possibility either.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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