Franklin (1948-63)

1962 Neon Rainbow Toned Franklin Half Proof Unc	1	$9.99	18m
1958 D Franklin Half Dollar - Nice collectible cond.	4	$6.52	46m
SILVER BEN FRANKLIN HALVES (1-1949 (2-1960) (1-1952)	10	$27.01	52m
WOW-10 Beautiful Franklin Silver Half Dollars--EF Plus!	5	$68.10	1h 5m
1961 NGC PF 67 Franklin Half Dollar-ABSOLUTE BEAUTY!	9	$20.50	1h 6m
1957 D FRANKLIN HALF DOLLAR AS PICTURED FREE S&H Y48	5	$15.52	1h 6m
1958 D FRANKLIN HALF DOLLAR AS PICTURED FREE S&H Y49	-	$9.99	1h 8m
1961 D FRANKLIN HALF DOLLAR AS PICTURED FREE S&H Y50	1	$9.99	1h 10m
1962 D FRANKLIN HALF DOLLAR AS PICTURED FREE S&H Y51	-	$9.99	1h 11m
1958-D AND A 1961-D FRANKLIN HEAD HALF DOLLARS	2	$7.55	1h 21m
1952 Ben Franklin Half Dollar	3	$6.05	1h 42m
35 COIN LOT OF $20.00 ST GAUDENS DOUBLE EAGLE MINIATURE	2	$14.95	1h 43m
15 Franklin Half Dollars Proof Set - E1	37	$700.00	1h 47m
? 1958 NGC 67 Proof FRANKLIN PF67 ? CAMEO FROST OBV?		$65.98	1h 51m
1954 Franklin Proof Cameo, PR67CAM by PCGS	8	$213.51	1h 59m
1950 P SILVER FRANKLIN HALF DOLLAR US COIN BU	1	$25.25	2h 3m
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN HALF DOLLARS - 20 COINS SILVER	9	$153.70	2h 5m
1959 Franklin Half Dollar, with doubling, BU	-	$29.99	2h 16m
Franklin Silver Half Dollars 1949-1963 Lot of 14	5	$86.00	2h 30m
Silver Franklin US Half Dollars	7	$128.99	2h 36m
1962 PROOF Silver Franklin Half FBL STRONG CAMEO OBV		$27.99	2h 42m
35 COIN LOT OF $20.00 ST GAUDENS DOUBLE EAGLE MINIATURE	2	$14.95	2h 43m
1 OZ ounce MERCURY DIME 90% SILVER Old coin Face Value		$19.49	2h 45m
UNDATED "BERT" FRANKLIN STRUCK THRU GREASE ~ WHOA	16	$20.70	2h 49m
Franklin Half Dollars 1957D 1963D	1	$7.95	3h 3m
1963 D SILVER FRANKLIN HALF DOLLAR US COIN BU	1	$17.00	3h 3m
1955 and 1951 S AU Franklin Silver Halfs	12	$15.50	3h 6m
PCGS 1949-D MS64 FBL Franklin Half		$129.00	3h 13m
VERY GOOD FRANKLIN HALF DOLLAR TO AD TO COLLECTION	-	$7.99	3h 19m
1954-P-SILVER FRANKLIN HALF DOLLAR VERY GOOD TO FINE	3	$5.57	3h 34m
1952 S Franklin Half Dollar (Attractive)	3	$4.77	3h 37m
1963-D FRANKLIN SILVER HALF DOLLAR	4	$6.01	3h 43m
35 COIN LOT OF $20.00 ST GAUDENS DOUBLE EAGLE MINIATURE	2	$14.95	3h 43m
1949 S Franklin US Half Dollar 50 Cent Silver Coin#4355	-	$9.99	3h 47m
1954 P UNC BU Franklin US Half Dollar Silver RARE Coin	1	$9.99	3h 49m
1950 D UNC BU Franklin US Half Dollar Silver RARE Coin	1	$9.99	3h 51m
T0131 1963-P GEM PROOF FRANKLIN HALF DOLLAR LOT OF 4		$67.77	3h 57m
Complete Franklin Half Dollar in Collectors Album	1	$379.00	4h
1958 RAINBOW FRANKLIN HALF DOLLAR WHOLESALE C0455		$75.00	4h 1m
1951 P SILVER FRANKLIN HALF DOLLAR US COIN BU	1	$26.25	4h 4m

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