50th Anniversary Kennedy Half-Dollar Uncirculated Coin Set $9.95 Availability Date 7/24/2014 http://www.coinworld.com/news/united-states-mint-planning-seven-50th-anniversary-kennedy-half-.html The obverses of these seven 2014 coins will bear the original higher relief portrait sculpt of Kennedy The gold Proof coin will be dual-dated 1964-2014
No, it looks like it's gonna contain 3/4 of an ounce of gold so it will most likely be the size or close to the size of a regular Kennedy Half Dollar but it's gonna be in .9999 gold.
Was posted on the other thread Tuesday (6/17)...see post #136: https://www.cointalk.com/threads/2014-kennedy-50th-anniversary-announcement.247799/page-7
Thanks Caleb. $9.95?? I'm a little shocked since these will have the higher profile obverse and typically this stuff goes for between $16 and $19 each. I wonder if this profile is what's used on the regular coins?
$9.95 sounds good, but I'm concerned they will mint so many of these that the sets will be going for <$5 in a few years...
http://www.coinnews.net/2014/06/20/2014-50th-anniversary-kennedy-sets-are-9-95-and-99-95/ The 4 coin set is way pricey. Not sure if I'll be getting it or not. Last years 2 coin Eagle set was only 40 dollars more for a bit more silver. What do you all think of the cost for the 4 coin set?
Thanks for the link! It might be too much for you but it's about a $100 cheaper than I thought it might be! As such, I'll be in for multiple sets. BTW, I'm pleased with the price if it holds.
I think the mintage will be so high there won't be any gains in price. I'll probably get 1 set just to have it.
Considering clad commemorative halves have been priced around $20.00 each by the mint the last few years, I'd say this price for 4 90% silver is actually quite remarkable.
my guess for 4 coin silver set might be cost us $99.95 at least. as for 3/4 ounce gold coin. my guess is $1,249.95 each. based on $1,300.00 to $1,350.00 per ounce. as for 2 coin clad general circulation set at $9.95 each. or $4.98 per coin. i would avoid buying this set. what is your guess?.