Franklin Half Dollar Value 1948-1963

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Franklin Half Dollar Value

Mint State (MS) Franklin Half Dollar

Franklin Half Dollar Value By Date:

Mint state examples exhibiting Full Bell Lines FBL will realize a higher premium. They will also need to be certified and graded by PCGS or NGC with FBL before they will realize these values.
Date/Mint Mark
Mintage
VF20
AU58
MS63 FBL
MS64 FBL
MS65 FBL
MS66 FBL
3,006,814
$8
$10
$30
$40
$100
$300
4,028,600
$8
$10
$20
$40
$90
$600
5,614,000
$8
$10
$30
$70
$210
$370
4,120,600
$8
$10
$50
$80
$460
$6,325
3,744,000
$8
$10
$80
$126
$220
$500
7,742,123
$8
$10
$30
$60
$150
$1,035
8,031,600
$8
$10
$40
$56
$300
$920
16,802,102
$8
$10
$25
$56
$184
$430
9,475,200
$8
$10
$30
$56
$184
$700
13,696,000
$8
$10
$130
$185
$300
$860
21,192,093
$8
$10
$36
$80
$90
$180
25,395,600
$8
$10
$30
$80
$130
$630
5,526,000
$8
$10
$126
$430
$575
$1,955
2,668,120
$8
$10
$45
$80
$920
$4,300
20,900,400
$8
$10
$25
$40
$126
$460
4,148,000
$8
$10
———-
$10,350
$11,500
$12,650
13,188,203
$8
$10
$27
$38
$80
$800
25,445,580
$8
$10
$21
$37
$104
$776
4,993,400
$8
$10
$15
$50
$250
$1,495
2,498,181
$8
$10
$30
$50
$65
$575
Inc. above
—-
$15
$45
$60
$345
————
4,032,000
$8
$10
$27
$36
$70
$161
5,114,000
$8
$10
$20
$38
$160
$488
19,996,850
$8
$10
$20
$38
$50
$155
4,042,000
$8
$10
$30
$50
$140
$150
23,962,412
$8
$10
$20
$50
$140
$150
6,200,000
$8
$10
$25
$50
$157
$1,610
13,053,750
$8
$10
$20
$40
$126
$750
6,024,000
$8
$10
$20
$40
$218
$1,955
18,215,812
$8
$10
$15
$40
$370
$5,750
8,290,000
$8
$10
$45
$100
$862
$6,900
1961 DDR PR only
Inc. above
$1,840
$2,070
$3,220
20,276,442
$8
$10
$25
$56
$460
$5,175
9,714,000
$8
$10
$30
$220
$1,495
$17,825
35,473,281
$8
$10
$20
$56
$345
$4,456
22,164,000
$8
$10
$15
$140
$970
67,069,292
$8
$10
$15
$104
$200
$1,495

Franklin Half Dollar Value Facts:

Date – Mint Rarity:

Franklin Half Dollars are common and can be bought for less than $10 but can be worth more in higher grades of uncirculated.

Grade – Condition:

Franklin Half Dollar value in mint state often starts at $10 and increases with each point grade from MS60 through MS68 and coins with FBL (Full Bell Lines) on the Liberty Bell are worth a large premium.

The most valuable Franklin Half Dollar is the 1953-S graded MS66 with Full Bell Lines by PCGS. It sold for $35,075 because it’s rare in this grade condition.

Franklin Half Dollar Value

VF35 (Very Fine) Franklin Half Dollar

Franklin Half Dollar proofs are worth a nice premium especially proofs dated 1950 through 1953 and if they’re DCAM (Deep Cameo) then they can be worth several hundred to several thousand dollars each.

Franklin Half Dollar value DCAM Proof

1955 Proof Franklin Half Dollar DCAM

Varieties:

The 1961 Proof doubled die reverse is the most valuable variety with a starting value of around $500 in mint state.

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Franklin Half Dollar Value
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Franklin Half Dollar Value
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Franklin Half Dollar value is determined by the silver melt and grade of each date and mint.
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