1987 - Coins

Collectible coins are items sought after by numismatists and investors, often distinguished by their rarity, condition, historical significance, or unique attributes. In the United States, half dollars, such as the 1987 coins, are examples of collectible silver coinage. The 1987 half dollar was minted in both Philadelphia (no mint mark) and Denver (D mint mark), but the majority were produced for circulation directly into rolls. Notably, 1987 marked the last year that half dollars were primarily produced in a clad composition rather than silver. The 50c roll refers to rolls containing fifty half-dollar coins, which are often collected for their convenience and potential value.

Denver (1)
Philadelphia (1)
San Francisco (1)

	Item	Denomination	Series	Year	Mint
	1987-D 50c Roll 20 Coins	50c Roll	Half Dollars	1987	Denver
	1987-P 50c Roll 20 Coins	50c Roll	Half Dollars	1987	Philadelphia
	1987-S 50c Roll 20 Coins	50c Roll	Half Dollars	1987	San Francisco

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