1959 Franklin Half Dollar - Type 2 Reverse NGC MS63 uniquegold 1932 and continued to be

1932 and continued to be struck in silver until the Mint transitioned to copper-nickel clad coinage in 1965

640 struck

With no European settlements in the area

999 Silver

It proved to be a popular design and lasted from 1815 to 1838

1959 Franklin Half Dollar - Type 2 Reverse NGC MS63 uniquegold 1932 and continued to beMintage of 6,200,000 NGC pop. 662 Struck at Philadelphia Mint NGC Certified Type 2 Reverse Type II reverse is from dies which were intended for proof coinage but instead was accidentally used on business strikes instead. While the 1958 Type 2 reverse can be easier to find than 1959, the 1959 Type 2 reverse usually comes in better condition. The Franklin half dollar, the 50 cent coin, was struck by United States Mint between 1948 1963. Franklin half