1948–1963 Franklin Silver Half Dollar 20-Coin Roll G–VG

Your Roll of 20 Franklin Half Dollars!

The Benjamin Franklin Silver Half Dollar was a beautiful but short-lived coin. During its run from 1948 to 1963, it was the largest coin in circulation at the time. But just a few months after President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in the fall of 1963, the Franklin Half Dollar was discontinued and replaced by our current Kennedy Half Dollar. Today, the Franklin Half Dollar remains a collector favorite, despite having been struck for just 15 years.

Roll Includes Last-Year 1963 Franklin Half Dollar—Guaranteed!

For those interested in collecting this coin, we’ve assembled this fantastic “starter set” consisting of a 20-coin roll of Franklin Half Dollars. Each and every coin comes in Good to Very Good (G–VG) condition and the entire set coms housed in a numismatic tube. More importantly, each roll is guaranteed to have a last-year-of-issue 1963 Franklin Half Dollar.

Secure this set now and hit the ground running on your way to assembling a complete set!

• TERRIFIC “STARTER SET” OF FRANKLIN HALF DOLLARS – This fantastic “Starter Set” contains a 20-coin Roll of Franklin Half Dollars, with one coin guaranteed to be a last-ever Franklin from 1963.
• SHORT-LIVED HALF DOLLAR SERIES – The Franklin Half Dollar was issued from only 1948 to 1963, making it one of the shortest-lived series of the 20th century.
• BELOVED COIN DESIGNS – With an obverse portrait of Founding Father Benjamin Franklin designed by John R. Sinnock and a Liberty Bell reverse designed by Gilroy Roberts, the eighth and ninth Chief Engravers of the U.S. Mint respectively, the Franklin Half Dollar is an exquisitely designed coin that is popular among collectors.
• STRUCK IN HIGHLY PURE SILVER – Franklin Half Dollars were struck in 12.5 grams of 90% fine silver and measure 30.6 mm in diameter.
• FOOD TO VERY GOOD CONDITION – Each coin in your 1948–1963 Franklin Silver Half Dollar 20-Coin Roll will come in Good to Very Good (G–VG) condition.
• UNITED STATES LEGAL TENDER – Though they have not been issued in more than half a century, Franklin Half dollars are still accepted as legal tender, though their collector value far exceeds their 50 cents legal-tender denomination.

Franklin Half Dollars are attractive coins gaining in collector popularity thanks to their rich history, silver content and nice size. Here’s your chance to start your own collection with a 20-coin roll. Click one to your cart today!