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1962 United States Franklin Half Dollar – PCGS PR65
1962 United States Franklin Half Dollar – PCGS PR65
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1962 Franklin Half Dollar – PCGS PR65
This 1962 United States Franklin half dollar is certified by Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS) as PR65. Encapsulated in the pictured older-style green-label PCGS holder, it pairs a collector-focused proof strike with one of America's classic silver half-dollar designs.
Coin and certification details
- Country: United States
- Date: 1962
- Denomination: Half dollar (50 cents)
- Series: Franklin half dollar
- Strike: Proof
- Grade: PCGS PR65
- Certification number: 8175422
- Label reference: 06703.65/8175422
- Composition: 90% silver, 10% copper
- Standard coin weight: 12.50 g
- Diameter: 30.6 mm
- Edge: Reeded
- Mint: Philadelphia, no mintmark
Benjamin Franklin and the Liberty Bell
The obverse depicts Benjamin Franklin facing right, with LIBERTY above, IN GOD WE TRUST below and the date beside his portrait. The reverse features the Liberty Bell and a small eagle, accompanied by UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, HALF DOLLAR and E PLURIBUS UNUM. The designs by John R. Sinnock link the series to enduring symbols of American history.
A late-series silver proof
Issued near the end of the Franklin half dollar's 1948–1963 run, this 1962 proof belongs to the series' collector-focused proof issues, which began in 1950. It is a fitting addition to a Franklin proof date set, a collection of United States silver coinage or a display of classic American half dollars. The holder states PR65 without a Cameo or Deep Cameo designation; neither designation is claimed.
Appearance and holder condition
The photographs show reflective surfaces with warm colour in some areas. Please inspect both images for this coin's individual appearance, toning and visible marks. Scuffs and scratches are visible on the plastic holder and should be considered separately from the coin's assigned grade. The listed weight is the standard specification for the coin alone, not the shipping weight of the encapsulated item.
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