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1972D Kennedy Half Dollar. what is it?

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    1972D Kennedy Half Dollar. what is it?

    Long ago, in a galaxy far, far away there was a place in New Jersey called Atlantic City. Where the slot machines used real U.S mintage coins. I remember that win or loose, before I left I would fill one of those little popcorn buckets with fifty cent coins and then go home. Kennedys were king, but you could still find some Franklins. Over the years most of the silvers were sold at the coin shop for silver and the Kennedys were spent or given to the kids. Recently I came across a sock in the bottom of the closet with about sixty Kennedys. There were a couple 64’s on up. I have come across two that I will share with the group. Today I will post a unique 1972D. I hope through this group ,we can determine what is going on with this particular coin. Enjoy the pictures and feel free to share with me what opinions you have with this coin.
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    In my opinion, it's a die clash. You might be able to find a match at
    Https://maddieclashes.com

    Gary Kozera
    Website: https://MintErrors.org
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      Originally posted by John J View Post
      Long ago, in a galaxy far, far away there was a place in New Jersey called Atlantic City. Where the slot machines used real U.S mintage coins. I remember that win or loose, before I left I would fill one of those little popcorn buckets with fifty cent coins and then go home. Kennedys were king, but you could still find some Franklins. Over the years most of the silvers were sold at the coin shop for silver and the Kennedys were spent or given to the kids. Recently I came across a sock in the bottom of the closet with about sixty Kennedys. There were a couple 64’s on up. I have come across two that I will share with the group. Today I will post a unique 1972D. I hope through this group ,we can determine what is going on with this particular coin. Enjoy the pictures and feel free to share with me what opinions you have with this coin.
      nice one !
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        John,
        If you still have any 1965-1970 remember those are silver/Clad so they still bring more than 50C!
        Eric
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          John,
          If you still have any 1965-1970 remember those are silver/Clad so they still bring more than 50C!

          Agree with Gary and Vince - Nice clashed die!
          ​​​​​​​Eric
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            Thanks guys!

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