1964 Half Dollar Patterns
Base
About This Coin
The 1964 Half Dollar Patterns are half-dollar-size test pieces made for the International Nickel Company (INCO) with Gilroy Roberts's Merica portrait and laboratory design, issued in sets with the dime and quarter sizes (USPatterns.com). Pollock numbers them P-5375 and P-5376, and Roger W. Burdette places them in his RB-2700 numbers.
Specifications
Strike Types & Varieties(5)
1964 Half Dollar Pattern - P-5375, INCO
1964 Half Dollar Pattern - RB-2700, INCO
1964 Half Dollar Pattern - RB-2705, INCO
1964 Half Dollar Pattern - RB-2710, INCO
1964 Half Dollar Pattern - RB-2715, INCO
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