1953D Franklin 50c MS65 FBL D/D ERROR

GEM piece with D/D mintmark; BV high book value

GEM piece with D/D mintmark; BV high book value

GEM piece with D/D mintmark; BV high book value

GEM piece with D/D mintmark; BV high book value

1949-d Franklin Half Dollar 50c Graded ms65+ fbl By SEGS.

1951-s Franklin Half Dollar 50c Graded ms65+ FBL By SEGS.

1953-D Franklin Half Dollar NGC - MS65FBL

1953-d Franklin Half Dollar 50c Grades GEM FBL.

Year(s) & Grade(s): 1953-D MS65 Full Bell Lines (3x); all PCGS Origin: United States Denomination(s): Half Dollars Fineness: .900 Metal Content: ASW 0.3617 ozt. each Notes: One in desirable old gr

Year(s) & Grade(s): 1953-D MS65 Full Bell Lines (3x); all PCGS Origin: United States Denomination(s): Half Dollars Fineness: .900 Metal Content: ASW 0.3617 ozt. each Notes: All choice examples wit

1953-d Franklin Half Dollar 50c Grades Choice Unc+ FBL.

1953-d . Very Near Gem Franklin Half Dollar 50c Grades Choice Unc+ FBL.

1953-d Franklin Half Dollar 50c Grades Choice Unc+ FBL.

1953-D Franklin 50c. UNC.

1953-D Franklin 50c. Choice UNC.

1957-D Franklin Half Dollar NGC MS65 Monster Rainbow ToningWinner shall receive the exact coin shown here. (IS)

1957-D Franklin Half Dollar NGC MS65 Monster Rainbow ToningWinner shall receive the exact coin shown here. (IS/FR)

1958 Franklin 50c. PCGS MS65.

1958-D Franklin 50c. PCGS MS65.

Year(s) & Grade(s): 1960 MS65 Full Bell Lines (3x); all graded by PCGS Origin: United States Denomination(s): Half Dollars Fineness: .900 Metal Content: ASW 0.3617 ozt. each Notes: Two with heavy

Year(s) & Grade(s): 1963-D MS65 Full Bell Lines (3x); all NGC graded Origin: United States Denomination(s): Half Dollars Fineness: .900 Metal Content: ASW 0.3617 ozt. each Notes: All three with st

Year(s) & Grade(s): 1948-D MS65 Full Bell Lines (4x); all NGC graded Origin: United States Denomination(s): Half Dollars Fineness: .900 Metal Content: ASW 0.3617 ozt. each Notes: All with varying

WEEKLY COIN & CURRENCY AUCTIONS ESTIMATE $100 - $130.

50c 1962 SEGS MS65 FBL. Though we concur that this sharply struck specimen does indeed display full bell lines, there is a thin "as struck" planchet flaw in the right obverse field that precludes a fu