Kennedy Proof. Accented Hair? 0

[Charles20]

Was just wondering if this would be considered accented hair designation?

[Greenstang]

Not the accented hair variety, not even sure if it is a proof.

Please show complete photo of both sides when asking about a variety as there are often other markers to distinguish the variety.

In this case there are two markers on the reverse that can also verify if it is the accented hair variety.

[jgrinz]

No It is not … Not even a proof Sorry

Interesting sinking die on the obverse though

Edited May 26, 2019 by jgrinz

[Charles20]

On 5/26/2019 at 9:39 AM, jgrinz said:

No It is not … Not even a proof Sorry

Interesting sinking die on the obverse though

 

On 5/26/2019 at 9:39 AM, jgrinz said:

No It is not … Not even a proof Sorry

Interesting sinking die on the obverse though

Actually, it is a proof... Uploading and obv. And rev.

[Charles20]

[Mohawk]

Okay...so it is a proof.  But it's definitely not the Accented Hair variety.  There are some very pronounced die markers that need to be present for a 1964 Kennedy Half to be the Accented Hair.  I've sold several of these over the past couple of years, and I'm pretty familiar with the variety.  Here's our host's Variety Plus page on this variety, which should help you out:

https://www.ngccoin.com/variety-plus/united-states/half-dollars/kennedy-half-dollars-1964-date/16801/

I hope that this is of some help!
~Tom

[jgrinz]

At least the coin in the holder is a Proof ... :/

After inserting the slabbed coin into my visual software and lightening it up I cannot see the sinking die look on the slabbed coin 

as the one pictured first.

Enough of of this post for me.

 

 

[Mohawk]

2 hours ago, jgrinz said:

At least the coin in the holder is a Proof ... :/

After inserting the slabbed coin into my visual software and lightening it up I cannot see the sinking die look on the slabbed coin 

as the one pictured first.

Enough of of this post for me.

 

 

Me too.  I did my part, time to move on.