Copper-nickel clad coins weigh 0.4 ounces (11.34 g). Silver-clad coins weigh 0.36973 troy ounces (11.50 g). Silver coins weigh 0.40188 troy ounces (12.50 g). Their mass varies depending on composition: These coins with reeded edges are 0.08465 inches (2.15 mm) thick and have a diameter of 1.2 inches (30.61 mm). Type 3 – 1971 to Present Kennedy half-dollars made of copper-nickel clad Type 2 – 1965 to 1970 Kennedy half-dollars made of silver clad Type 1 – 1964 Kennedy half-dollars made of silver and copper in a 90%: 10% ratio You can find three Kennedy half-dollar types based on their composition: These coins appeared in 1964 after President Kennedy was assassinated, and three mints produced them, Philadelphia, San Francisco, and Denver. Most Valuable Half-dollar Coins In Circulation Most pieces are inexpensive, despite their rarity and beauty, but most valuable half-dollar coins in circulation produced in a few particular years can be worth more. Philadelphia and Denver mints produced 5,700,000 half-dollars in 2020 and 12,800,000 in 2021 as an attempt to reintroduce them into Americans’ everyday lives. 
The only half-dollars currently used in circulation are beautifully designed Kennedy half-dollars, but the Federal Reserve rarely orders them for circulation. Circulating coins are those minted in the United States Mint for everyday transactions.
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