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1963-P Franklin Half Dollar BU

1963-P Franklin Half Dollar BU

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The Franklin Half Dollar was minted from 1948-1963 and features the designs of John R. Sinnock on both the obverse and reverse. The Franklin's are one of the more popular half dollars because they are 90% silver. This coin is in stunning brilliant uncirculated condition, and makes a fantastic addition to any collection. 

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Iconic American Design: The Franklin Half Dollar features the esteemed Benjamin Franklin on the obverse, symbolizing American ingenuity and enlightenment. The reverse showcases the Liberty Bell, an emblem of American independence, along with a small eagle to the right, fulfilling the legal requirement for an eagle to appear on all half dollars. This design, created by John R. Sinnock, the Chief Engraver of the U.S. Mint, captures the spirit of American freedom and innovation.

Silver Content and Collectibility: Minted in 90% silver and 10% copper, the 1963 Franklin Half Dollar is not only a piece of history but also a valuable investment in precious metals. Its silver content makes it highly sought after by both collectors and investors alike.

Condition and Rarity: Our 1963 Franklin Half Dollars are available in various grades, from well-circulated pieces with historical charm to uncirculated coins that have never entered general circulation and retain their original mint luster. The condition of each coin significantly influences its value, making higher-grade coins particularly desirable for collectors.

Last of Its Kind: The 1963 Franklin Half Dollar marks the final year of the series, as it was replaced in 1964 by the Kennedy Half Dollar following President John F. Kennedy's assassination. This final mintage adds a layer of collectibility and historical significance, making it a must-have for serious collectors.

Why Buy From Bullion Shark?

At Bullion Shark, we pride ourselves on offering meticulously curated collections of rare and valuable coins, backed by our expertise and commitment to customer satisfaction. Each 1963 Franklin Half Dollar is carefully inspected by our team of experts to ensure authenticity and quality. 

Don't miss the opportunity to own a 1963 Franklin Half Dollar, a coin that embodies the American values of freedom, innovation, and independence. Whether you're looking to expand your collection, invest in silver, or own a piece of Americana, the 1963 Franklin Half Dollar is a choice that promises lasting value and significance.

Explore our selection today and take the first step towards owning a piece of numismatic history.

 

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1963 Franklin Half Dollars FAQ

The 1963 Franklin Half Dollar holds historical significance as the final year of the series, which ran from 1948 to 1963. Designed by John R. Sinnock, it features the profile of Benjamin Franklin on the obverse and the Liberty Bell on the reverse, symbolizing American freedom and independence.

The value of a 1963 Franklin Half Dollar varies based on its condition, mint mark, and whether it is a proof or uncirculated coin. Circulated coins are valued for their silver content, while uncirculated and proof coins can fetch higher prices among collectors.

You can buy 1963 Franklin Half Dollars online from reputable coin dealers such as Bullion Shark, numismatic auctions, and online marketplaces that specialize in coins. Ensure the seller has a good reputation and offers authenticated coins.

While the 1963 Franklin Half Dollar itself is not considered rare, proof and high-grade uncirculated versions with full bell lines (FBL) on the Liberty Bell are more sought after and can be more valuable.

The grade of a 1963 Franklin Half Dollar is determined by its condition, from circulated (showing wear) to uncirculated (no wear) and proof (specially minted and polished). Professional grading by a reputable service can provide an accurate assessment.

Yes, the 1963 Franklin Half Dollar is made of 90% silver and 10% copper, containing approximately 0.36169 troy ounces of silver, making it valuable both as a collectible and for its silver content.

Store your 1963 Franklin Half Dollar collection in a cool, dry place, using acid-free holders, albums, or boxes designed for coin storage to protect them from environmental damage and preserve their condition.

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