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1964 D Kennedy Half Dollar.

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I have a question for the Kennedy half collectors out there! I have one that is missing the bottom half of the E as it doesn't go all the way to the scalp. The right downward extension of the letter R appears to be weakly struck and it is missing the part of the hair that forms into the R. This silver half dollar is not a product of Die Deterioration and all of the obverse lettering is strong. The back stamping is equally strong. Every part of this coin I appears to be well struck except for what I have mentioned. If this coin is so well struck then why are these letters in the word Liberty missing? Btw, this coin came in a treasury coin container with 19 other coins and is well preserved.
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We'll need pictures in order to help you out. Sounds like it could be a Grease Struck Through that caused it, but without pictures, it's impossible to tell.
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Not really sure what you mean, but missing the bottom of the E is part of design.
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We need pics. It does sound like a partial Grease Filled Die, die polishing or both.
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As spruett001 mentioned, probably Grease Filled Die.

Needs pic please..

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to CCF. I agree with spruett001 but need good pics to be sure
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Pics are posted. I hope these help!
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I think he means the upright of the E disappears before it reaches the head. This is the result of die polishing.
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Condor101, that explains why below the R there is missing hair and the R looks like a duck bill.
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