Franklin Half Dollar Values, Errors, & Key Dates
The Franklin Half Dollar was issued 1948-1963. It has a face value of .5 and a weight of 12.50g. The original engraver was John R. Sinnock and the Franklin Half Dollar was made of 90% silver and 10% copper.
The Franklin Half Dollar was issued 1948-1963. It has a face value of .5 and a weight of 12.50g. The original engraver was John R. Sinnock and the Franklin Half Dollar was made of 90% silver and 10% copper. If you found this page useful please share it with your friends.
Most valuable coins in this series. Listed price based off high end state (MS+). Scroll down to see all.
| $600 | 1949 D Franklin Half Dollar |
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| $480 | 1950 D Franklin Half Dollar |
| $325 | 1960 Franklin Half Dollar |
Known errors. Coins in order by date. To learn more about each error simply click on the read more link.
| Struck Through | Struck Through errors are fairly regular on Franklin Half Dollars.... |
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| FBL + Error | FBL (Full Bell Line) with additional error Franklin Half Dollars are valuable.... |
| Planchet Clip Rim | When a planchet rim is clipped sometime during the minting process this is labeled a ... |
| Double Die |
Franklin Double Die errors are pretty common, but still increase the value of your... |
Key and Semi-Key Dates to remember and note. Based on various factors. Coin rarity, supply demmand, and more.
| 1952 S | The 1952 S Franklin is a Key Date. Even in F or XF condition these coins are selling ... |
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| 1949 S | The 1949 S Franklin is a Key Date. Even in F or XF condition these coins are selling ... |
| 1949 D | 1949 was the first year that Franklin Half Dollars were issued.... |
| Full Bell Lines | When the reverse strike has nice clean Full Bell Lines the coin is worth more.... |
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Top and Center on the back (reverse) of the coin. Just under the E and right above the wooden Yoke.
