A coin born of history and remembrance.
First issued in early 1964, the Kennedy Half Dollar was minted mere months after JFK’s assassination. The 1964 issue—the only one struck in .900 fine silver—became an instant symbol of national mourning and unity, with millions preserved as keepsakes rather than circulated. Designed by Gilroy Roberts and Frank Gasparro, it features Kennedy’s profile and the presidential seal surrounding a bald eagle clutching arrows and olive branches.
The 1964 Kennedy Half Dollar remains one of the most meaningful modern American coins—a tribute in silver carried around the world.
Struck in 1964, the only year with .900 silver, the JFK Half Dollar became a symbol of hope after tragedy.
Kennedy’s profile and the presidential seal honor his leadership, and the coin’s collectible nature makes it uniquely meaningful to wear as a lasting symbol of unity and service.
















