The Kennedy Half Dollar Collector Checklist Compliments of Littleton Coin Company, Inc

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The Kennedy Half Dollar Collector Checklist Compliments of Littleton Coin Company, Inc The Kennedy Half Dollar Collector Checklist Compliments of Littleton Coin Company, Inc. How to Use This Checklist: The most popular way to collect Kennedy half dollars is to assemble all the different dates and mint marks of the series. This complimentary checklist lets you keep track of your growing collection. As you acquire various dates and mint marks, simply cross them off the list. When you complete your collection, return this checklist to us and you’ll receive a personalized Certificate of Achievement. With the certificate, we acknowledge your dedication to the numismatic hobby, and we extend our appreciation for having the opportunity to serve you. Kennedy Half Dollars Mint mark location Mint mark location Issued 1964-Date 1968 to date 1964-1967 1974-S Proof 1977-S Proof 1981-D 1985-S Proof 1990-P Bicentennial 1978 1981-S Proof 1986-P 1990-D Coinage 1978-D 1982-P 1986-D 1990-S Proof 1976 CN 1978-S Proof 1982-D 1986-S Proof 1991-P 1976-D CN 1979 1982-S Proof 1987-P 1991-D 1976-S CN Proof 1979-D 1983-P 1987-D 1991-S Proof 1976-S Silver Clad 1979-S Proof, 1983-D 1987-S Proof 1992-P Filled S Silver 1976-S Silver Clad 1983-S Proof 1988-P 1992-D 1979-S Proof, 1964 Copper-Nickel Proof 1984-P 1988-D 1992-S Proof Clear S 1964-D Clad 1984-D 1988-S Proof 1992-S Silver Proof 1964 Proof 1971 1984-S Proof 1989-P 1993-P Silver Clad 1971-D 1985-P 1989-D 1993-D 1965 1971-S Proof 1985-D 1989-S Proof 1993-S Proof 1966 1972 1993-S Silver Proof 1967 1972-D 1994-P 1968-D 1972-S Proof 1994-D 1968-S Proof 1973 1994-S Proof 1969-D 1973-D 1994-S Silver Proof Eagle Reverse 1980-P 1969-S Proof 1973-S Proof 1995-P Resumed 1980-D 1970-D 1974 1995-D 1977 1980-S Proof 1970-S Proof 1974-D 1995-S Proof 1977-D 1981-P Eagle Reverse Continued 1995-S Silver Proof 2003-S Silver Proof 2011-S Silver Proof 1996-P 2004-P 2012-P 1996-D 2004-D 2012-D 1996-S Proof 2004-S Proof 2012-S Proof 1996-S Silver Proof 2004-S Silver Proof 2012-S Silver Proof 2013-P 2013-D 2013-S Proof 2013-S Silver Proof 2014-P 2014-D 2014-S Proof 2014-S Silver Proof 1997-P 2005-P 2015-P 1997-D 2005-D 2015-D 1997-S Proof 2005-S Proof 2015-S Proof 1997-S Silver Proof 2005-S Silver Proof 2015-S Silver proof 1998-P 2006-P 2016-P 1998-D* 2006-D 2016-D To receive your Certificate of Achievement 1998-S Proof 2006-S Proof 2016-S Proof When you complete your collection, send this checklist to Littleton and 1998-S Silver Proof 2006-S Silver Proof 2016-S Silver Proof receive your FREE personalized Certificate of Achievement! 1999-P 2007-P 2017-P 1999-D 2007-D 2017-D Mail to: Littleton Coin Company, Inc., 1309 Mt. Eustis Road, Littleton NH 03561-3735 1999-S Proof 2007-S Proof 2017-S Proof 1999-S Silver Proof 2007-S Silver Proof 2017-S Silver proof 2000-P 2008-P 2018-P 2000-D 2008-D 2018-D 2000-S Proof 2008-S Proof 2018-S Proof Customer Number 2000-S Silver Proof 2008-S Silver Proof 2018-S Silver proof 2001-P 2009-P 2019-P Name 2001-D 2009-D 2019-D 2001-S Proof 2009-S Proof 2019-S Proof Address 2001-S Silver Proof 2009-S Silver Proof 2019-S Silver proof 2002-P 2010-P 2002-D 2010-D City State Zip 2002-S Proof 2010-S Proof 2002-S Silver Proof 2010-S Silver Proof 2003-P 2011-P 2003-D 2011-D 1-800-645-3122 2003-S Proof 2011-S Proof LittletonCoin.com America’s Favorite Coin Source • TRUSTED SINCE 1945 LC-151 2/19 ©2019 LCC, Inc..
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