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1950 50C PR64 PCGS #6691

Teletrade Auction (March 1999): The start of harvest colored toning on this first year proof Franklin.

1950 50C PR64 PCGS #6691

Teletrade Auction (March 1999): The start of harvest colored toning on this first year proof Franklin.

1951 50C PR67 PCGS #6692

Teletrade Auction (March 2005): Brilliant silver high-end gem with a hint of colorful toning sprayed across its surfaces.

1951 50C PR67 PCGS #6692

Teletrade Auction (March 2005): Brilliant silver high-end gem with a hint of colorful toning sprayed across its surfaces.

1952 50C PR67 PCGS #6693

eBay Auction (April 2005): Just the suggestion of copper brown toning beneath the reflective and brilliant silver surfaces. This OGH gem has great eye appeal.

1952 50C PR67 PCGS #6693

eBay Auction (April 2005): Just the suggestion of copper brown toning beneath the reflective and brilliant silver surfaces. This OGH gem has great eye appeal.

1953 50C PR67 PCGS #6694

eBay Auction (October 2004): Nice silver luster from this Franklin gem.

1953 50C PR67 PCGS #6694

eBay Auction (October 2004): Nice silver luster from this Franklin gem.

1954 50C PR67 PCGS #6695

Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Brilliant silver surfaces with the suggestion of underlying colorful toning.

1954 50C PR67 PCGS #6695

Anaheim Coin Dealer (September 1985): Brilliant silver surfaces with the suggestion of underlying colorful toning.

1955 50C PR68 PCGS #6696

eBay Auction (August 2002): Nice silver color and luster; well struck.

1955 50C PR68 PCGS #6696

eBay Auction (August 2002): Nice silver color and luster; well struck.

1956 50C Type 1 PR68 PCGS #6686

eBay Auction (July 2002): Well struck with original mint silver color and luster, this variety with the less detail in the eagle is easy to distinguish from its later cousin.

1956 50C Type 1 PR68 PCGS #6686

eBay Auction (July 2002): Well struck with original mint silver color and luster, this variety with the less detail in the eagle is easy to distinguish from its later cousin.

1956 50C Type 1 PR68 PCGS #6686

eBay Auction (July 2002): Well struck with original mint silver color and luster, this variety with the less detail in the eagle is easy to distinguish from its later cousin.

1956 50C Type 2 PR68CAM PCGS #86697

eBay Auction (July 2002): Nice cameo contrast, reflective mirrors, and all silver luster.

1956 50C Type 2 PR68CAM PCGS #86697

eBay Auction (July 2002): Nice cameo contrast, reflective mirrors, and all silver luster.

1957 50C PR68 PCGS #6698

eBay Auction (June 2002): Some spotty toning; but mostly very reflective silver surfaces.

1957 50C PR68 PCGS #6698

eBay Auction (June 2002): Some spotty toning; but mostly very reflective silver surfaces.

1958 50C PR68 PCGS #6699

eBay Auction (June 2002): Brilliant silver with the hint of frosting; very reflective mirrors.

1958 50C PR68 PCGS #6699

eBay Auction (June 2002): Brilliant silver with the hint of frosting; very reflective mirrors.

1959 50C PR68 PCGS #6700

eBay Auction (May 2002): Very deep reflective mirrors with lots of luster from polished silver surfaces offers quite dazzling eye appeal.

1959 50C PR68 PCGS #6700

eBay Auction (May 2002): Very deep reflective mirrors with lots of luster from polished silver surfaces offers quite dazzling eye appeal.

1960 50C PR67CAM PCGS #86701

eBay Auction (May 2002): Very heavily frosted. Couldn't figure out why this wasn't 'deep cameo'; until I realized that PCGS had graded it as deep cameo, and left the "D" off of the designation on the label by mistake!

1960 50C PR67CAM PCGS #86701

eBay Auction (May 2002): Very heavily frosted. Couldn't figure out why this wasn't 'deep cameo'; until I realized that PCGS had graded it as deep cameo, and left the "D" off of the designation on the label by mistake!

1961 50C PR69 PCGS #6702

1961 Franklin Half Dollar PR69 { PCGS-3 } (Apr'2002) This brilliant silver, very well struck gem half dollar has excellent surfaces and mirrors. Devices have nice evenly heavy frosting and the mirrors are deep and multiply reflective.

1961 50C Doubled Die Reverse PR64 PCGS #6689

Heritage FUN Signature Auction (January 2006): Clear doubling of "E PLURIBUS UNUM" on the reverse; crossed over from ANACS PR65.

1961 50C Doubled Die Reverse PR64 PCGS #6689

Heritage FUN Signature Auction (January 2006): Clear doubling of "E PLURIBUS UNUM" on the reverse; crossed over from ANACS PR65.

1961 50C Doubled Die Reverse PR64 PCGS #6689

Heritage FUN Signature Auction (January 2006): Clear doubling of "E PLURIBUS UNUM" on the reverse; crossed over from ANACS PR65.

1962 50C PR67DCAM PCGS #96703

eBay Auction (April 2002): Nicely contrasted frosted devices with deep reflective mirrors. In OGH.

1962 50C PR67DCAM PCGS #96703

eBay Auction (April 2002): Nicely contrasted frosted devices with deep reflective mirrors. In OGH.

1963 50C PR69 PCGS #6704

eBay Auction (March 2002): Very reflective silver luster from this high-end gem.

1963 50C PR69 PCGS #6704

eBay Auction (March 2002): Very reflective silver luster from this high-end gem.