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1967 SMS Kennedy Half Dollar FS-102 DDO - NGC MS 67 Bahamas The United States Mint first RICH20170317

Name: 1967 SMS Kennedy Half Dollar FS-102 DDO - NGC MS 67 Bahamas The United States Mint first RICH20170317
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1967 SMS Kennedy Half Dollar FS-102 DDO - NGC MS 67 Bahamas The United States Mint first RICH20170317

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1967 SMS Kennedy Half Dollar FS 102 DDO NGC MS 67 Bahamas The United States Mint first RICH20170317 The United States Mint first struck the Morgan Silver Dollar from 1878 1904 and once again in 1921 and circulated through American hands during the nation’s westward expansion 94 Troy Ounces Most visible at the lips ear and ribbon

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