½ Dollar (50th Anniversary of Apollo 11)
United States · 2019 · Base Metal
Specifications
| Years | 2019 |
| Denomination | 50 Cents |
| Composition | Copper-nickel clad copper (8.33% nickel, balance copper clad) |
| Gross weight | 11.34 g |
| Fineness | 8.3% base metal |
Catalog data via Numista, where photos and mintage details are available.
About this coin’s value
This coin is composed of copper-nickel clad copper (8.33% nickel, balance copper clad) and weighs 11.34 g. It carries no precious-metal melt value, so its worth is numismatic — driven by date, mint mark, grade and demand. For copper-era cents, the metal itself can exceed face value — see the copper penny calculator and our copper penny guide.
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Frequently asked questions
Is the ½ Dollar (50th Anniversary of Apollo 11) made of silver or gold?
No — the ½ Dollar (50th Anniversary of Apollo 11) is copper-nickel clad copper (8.33% nickel, balance copper clad), so it carries no precious-metal melt value. Its worth is numismatic: driven by date, mint mark, grade and collector demand.
What years was the ½ Dollar (50th Anniversary of Apollo 11) minted?
The ½ Dollar (50th Anniversary of Apollo 11) was issued 2019.
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