1950-P Franklin Half Dollar BU

Related Products Bullionshark 1963-P Franklin Half Dollar BU MSRP: Was: Now: $59.95 Add to Cart Bullionshark 1950-D Franklin Half Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated- BU MSRP: Was: Now: $55.00 Add to Cart Bullionshark 1958-P Franklin Half Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated - BU MSRP: Was: Now: $56.95 Add to Cart Bullionshark 1949-P Franklin Half Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated- BU MSRP: Was: Now: $57.00 Add to Cart Bullionshark 1959-P Franklin Half Dollar Brilliant Uncirculated - BU MSRP: Was: Now: $56.00 Add to Cart Description Buy 1950 BU Franklin Half Dollar Online! Containing a high percentage of silver, the 1950 Franklin half dollar is highly prized by collectors worldwide. These coins were designed by John R. Sinnock and John Frederick Lewis and minted in Philadelphia using 90% silver and 10% copper. The 1950 version of the coin has high collectible value, especially if it’s in good condition. Order these pristine Franklin Half Dollars online from Bullion Shark! 1950 Franklin Half Dollar: A Collector's Favorite The 1950 Franklin Half Dollar is a significant coin in the series minted from 1948 to 1963. Featuring the iconic image of Benjamin Franklin on the obverse and the Liberty Bell on the reverse, this 90% silver coin is popular among collectors. Its value can range based on its condition, with well-preserved examples being highly sought after. The 1950 Franklin Half Dollar combines historical appeal with numismatic value, making it a must-have for enthusiasts. The 1950 Franklin Half Dollar had a relatively low mintage of 7,742,123 coins. Similar half dollar coins produced in other years have had mintages of 10-20 million. Due to the low mintage, the 1950 Franklin half dollar has greater value and is more collectible than other issues. Additionally, these half dollars are in brilliant uncirculated condition, meaning they are all MS60 quality or higher! These stunning 1950-P Franklin Half Dollars are an excellent addition to any rare coin collection. With their enduring popularity and 90% silver composition, these Franklin Half Dollars have amazing value for all collectors, no matter the experience level. Enhance your collection with these blast white Franklin Half Dollars, order yours today! Why Collect 1950 BU Franklin Half Dollars? 90% silver coins. Brilliant Uncirculated condition, MS60 quality or higher. Various design elements of the Franklin Half Dollar were unique compared to other coins at the time. The Franklin series only lasted 15 years. Low mintage. 1950 BU Franklin Half Dollar Coin Details: Designer: John R. Sinnock/John Frederick Lewis Edge: Reeded Diameter: 30.00 millimeters Weight: 12.50 grams Mintage: 7,742,123 Mint: Philadelphia Metal: 90% Silver, 10% Copper History and Value: The Franklin half dollar, produced by the United States Mint between 1948 and 1963, showcases Benjamin Franklin's likeness on the front and the Liberty Bell on the reverse, designed by John R. Sinnock. Distinguished by its departure from presidential imagery, it includes a small eagle alongside the Liberty Bell, setting it apart from contemporary coins. Originally minted to commemorate Franklin's bicentennial, its design, chosen through a competition, sparked controversy regarding its portrayal of Franklin. Despite initial backlash, it remains a sought-after collectible, with its worth determined by factors such as condition, scarcity, and mint mark. While circulated versions may fetch a modest premium above face value, uncirculated specimens or those with unique attributes command significantly higher prices. Notably, years like 1955 and 1953-S are highly coveted by collectors. For an accurate appraisal of a particular Franklin half dollar, it's advisable to seek guidance from reputable coin dealers or consult reliable reference materials. You may also like: 1963 US Proof Set - OGP - The Last Franklin Set , 1950-63 Proof Franklin Half Dollar Set Choice Proof , Franklin Half Dollar Choice Uncirculated - Roll of 20 Different Dates