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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;CamaroDMD, post: 1182513, member: 5233&quot;]The 1972 is not silver as has been said.&nbsp; Some special bicentennial 1976 Half Dollars were minted in silver (for sets) but most were the typical nickel clad (just like the 1972).&nbsp; The simplest way to tell is to look for a mint mark...don&#039;t look at the rim because that&#039;s not useful.&nbsp; The mint mark is located below JFK&#039;s neck almost directly above the dash between 1776-1976.&nbsp; You are looking for a small letter.&nbsp; If there is no letter or it&#039;s a &quot;D&quot; the coin is a normal circulation strike and it is not silver.&nbsp; If the mark is a &quot;S&quot; then it was made in San Francisco exclusively for these sets.&nbsp; Many &quot;S&quot; mint (but not all) were silver in 1976.&nbsp; If your coin does not have an S then it is not silver...if it does, it very well could be.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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