1963 Franklin Half Dollar Philadelphia 90% Silver Coin Ungraded

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1963 Franklin Half Dollar Philadelphia 90% Silver Coin Ungraded

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Year1963

Mint LocationPhiladelphia

Fineness0.9

Composition

Silver

Denomination50C

Country of OriginUnited States

CoinFranklin

One 1963 Franklin half dollar from the Philadelphia Mint, with no mint mark visible above the Liberty Bell. You will receive the exact coin shown in the two photographs.

Specifications:

• Denomination: 50 cents

• Date: 1963

• Composition: 90% silver, 10% copper

• Design: Benjamin Franklin obverse; Liberty Bell and small eagle reverse

• Ungraded and uncertified

The coin shows wear on the raised details, numerous fine parallel surface scratches and hairlines, scattered contact marks, small rim nicks, and patches of discoloration. The surface lines suggest previous cleaning or polishing. The date and major inscriptions remain readable. No proof, Full Bell Lines, or special variety attribution is offered. No grading holder or certificate is included. Please examine both photographs for the coin’s surface condition and remaining detail.

Condition

Wear on Franklin’s cheek, hair and shoulder and on the Liberty Bell. Numerous parallel hairlines and fine scratches on both faces suggest cleaning or polishing. Scattered contact marks, small rim nicks and patchy discoloration are visible. Ungraded and uncertified; strike type is unconfirmed.

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Details

Denomination
50C
Coin
Franklin
Composition
Silver
Year
1963
Fineness
0.9
Mint Location
Philadelphia
Country of Origin
United States

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