What is value of Kennedy half dollar 1776-1976?

Answer 1

There's no US half dollar with those dates. The only dual-dated halves were the Bicentennial coins that carry the dates 1776-1976

If you have a copper-nickel half dollar dated 1974 it's only worth face value.

Answer 2

None of the Bicentennial coins regardless of denomination or mintmark struck for general circulation contain any silver or have more than face value. Only proof and uncirculated collectors coins sold from the Mint have premiums

Answer 3

If you found it in your pocket change, fifty cents.

Proof coins directly from the mint might be worth slightly more, but half dollars since 1970 are not really "rare" in any sense of the word, and the bicentennial ones were so obviously "collectible" that everyone hoarded them, so your Uncle Joe (and, more to the point, everyone else's Uncle Joe) probably has a drawer full.

Half dollars minted before 1971 contained some silver and have mostly been taken out of circulation and melted down, so intact specimens of those are worth more.

Answer 4

These coins were issued for the US Bicentennial so you'll find that the date is actually 1776-1976. There's more information at the Related Question.

Answer 5

It's still worth 50 cents. None of the bicentennial coins are rare or worth more than face value.

Answer 6

50 cents.