
1963-D Franklin Half Dollar, 90% Silver
A sharp example of the Franklin Half Dollar — one of the most handsome coins the U.S. Mint ever produced, and the last year Denver struck them before the series gave way to the Kennedy half in 1964. Both sides photograph beautifully with strong relief on Franklin's portrait and a crisp Liberty Bell reverse. Details: - Date: 1963 - Mint Mark: D (Denver) — reverse, below the Liberty Bell - Denomination: Half Dollar - Series: Franklin Half Dollar (1948–1963) - Silver Content: 90% silver, pre-1965 Light contact marks and minor bag marks consistent with a lightly circulated or high-grade circulated example; details remain sharp and luster is still present in the fields. A solid silver coin from the final year of the series. The 1963-D is actually one of the highest-mintage Franklin halves ever struck — over 67 million produced — making it an accessible entry point into a beloved 90% silver series. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.
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