1963 Franklin Half Dollar 90% Silver Philadelphia No Mint Mark

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1963 Franklin Half Dollar 90% Silver Philadelphia No Mint Mark

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Denomination50C

CoinFranklin

Year1963

Mint LocationPhiladelphia

Composition

Silver

Fineness0.9

Strike TypeBusiness

Country of OriginUnited States

One 1963 Franklin half dollar, the actual coin pictured on both sides. This Philadelphia issue has no mint mark above the Liberty Bell and is composed of 90% silver and 10% copper.

Benjamin Franklin appears on the obverse, with the Liberty Bell and small eagle on the reverse. The date and major inscriptions are readable.

This is a circulated, uncertified coin with wear on the raised details, numerous small contact marks and scratches, uneven gray toning, and a reddish-brown spot near the reverse rim. Surface hairlines may indicate past cleaning. No professional grade or special mint variety is claimed. Includes the single loose coin shown; no certification holder or original packaging is included.

Condition

Circulated with wear on Franklin's hair and cheek and the Liberty Bell. Numerous contact marks, scratches and hairlines; uneven gray toning and a reddish-brown spot near UNITED on the reverse. Possible past cleaning. Date and main inscriptions remain readable. Not professionally graded.

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

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