Half Dollars

In public exchanges, they rarely make their scenes
since they are rejected by most vending machines.
The United States Mint curtailed their production.
Numbers in circulation have faced reduction.
Just how many are out there, no one really knows.
These days, they can’t even be found in casinos.
If you ever find one of these, don’t let it go.
People rarely spend these.  They hardly ever show.
This coin bearing the face of John F. Kennedy
is still considered as legal tender money.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2011

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February 26, 2011 at 8:44 AM
Coinage is one thing that changes with time. I actually collect coins, and I now have over 1000. Fine piece Robert, have a lovely weekend....:)
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