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2019-S Kennedy Half 99% Silver

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If they do away with it after a couple years or just this year only
I believe they are here to stay.
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These are silver versions of circulation coins, so shouldn't be marked.


Kennedy halves are no longer "circulating" coinage and fall under NCLT now. So in that regard, they are closer to other NCLT like ASEs and commemoratives. However, like commemoratives, they are not bullion coins as such, so a purity marking is probably not called for. I do see the point, though, considering the change from .900 to .999.

Like jbuck, I do think the change is here to stay, and I'm for it.
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The 999 fine is almost certainly here to stay. On reason they switched to it was because the 900 fine wasn't a common standard it actually cost the mint more to have the 900 fine planchets made than just making them 999 fine (more fabrication and the cost of the alloy.)
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As stated Kennedys are no longer intended/struck for circulation but are legal tender and could be spent if someone was so inclined.
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but are legal tender and could be spent if someone was so inclined.
Yup...

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So what are the chances that commemorative silver dollars will change to 99% from the current 90%?
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They have. Starting this year the Commemorative dollars (apollo 11 and American Legion) are 999 fine silver.
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Already have. Both the Apollo and American Legion dollars are 99.9% silver.
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