1951 Proof Franklin Half Dollar, 50C NGC PF 64

Description: CoinFranklin Half Dollar ProofYear1951MintPhiladelphiaGraded byNGCGradePF 64SKU2914053007.KRXNotesProduct DetailsThis is an NGC graded coin. You will receive the coin pictured. You are purchasing a 1951 Franklin Half Dollar graded NGC PF 64. This amazing and exquisite proof coin has rich original silver color on both sides, with sharp and vivid detail that is easy to ascertain, and showcases a mirror finish.Coin Features:NGC graded PF 64Known as a Franklin Half DollarObverse: Bust of Franklin Facing Right. Around Rim: Liberty - In God We TrustReverse: Center: Liberty Bell. Right of Bell: Forward Facing Eagle. Around Rim: United States of America - Half Dollar. Motto: E Pluribus Unum Franklin Half Dollar (1948 – 1963) In 1947, under orders from Mint Director Nellie Tayloe Ross, Mint engraver John Sinnock began work on designing a new half dollar using the likeness of Benjamin Franklin. Sinnock called upon his previous works as a template. In 1926, Sinnock created the commemorative half for the nation’s sesquicentennial celebration. The reverse of this coin featured a Liberty Bell, and this served as inspiration for the new half dollar reverse. The obverse portrait was taken from a 1932 bronze medal. Sinnock had created the medal’s portrait using 18th century drawings done of Franklin by French sculptor Jean-Antoine Houdon. The half was produced for sixteen years until the untimely death of John F. Kennedy spawned the memorial redesign of the half to feature the likeness of the assassinated president. This is an excellent coin to add to your collection.

Price: 264.99 USD

Location: Houston, Texas

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