1951 - Coins

Franklin Half Dollars are a series of coins that were minted in the United States from 1948 to 1963, featuring a depiction of Benjamin Franklin on the obverse and the Liberty Bell on the reverse. The 1951 Franklin Half Dollar is a notable example, as it belongs to the series known for its 90% silver composition. This coin is often collected for its historical significance and numismatic value, with variations such as the "Full Bell Lines" version being of particular interest to collectors. Franklin Half Dollars, including the 1951 issue, are sought after by both investors and numismatists for their aesthetics and silver content.

Denver (1)
N/A (2)
Philadelphia (2)
San Francisco (1)

	Item	Denomination	Series	Year	Mint
	1951-D (Denver) Franklin Half Dollars	50¢ (Fifty Cents)	Franklin Half Dollars	1951	Denver
	1951-P (Philadelphia) Franklin Half Dollars	50¢ (Fifty Cents)	Franklin Half Dollars	1951	Philadelphia
	1951-P (Philadelphia) Franklin Half Dollars	50¢ (Fifty Cents)	Franklin Half Dollars	1951	Philadelphia
	1951-S (San Francisco) Franklin Half Dollars	50¢ (Fifty Cents)	Franklin Half Dollars	1951	San Francisco
	United States of America 1951 N/A Franklin Half Dollars 50¢	50¢ (Fifty Cents)	Franklin Half Dollars	1951	N/A
	United States of America 1951 N/A Franklin Half Dollars 50¢	50¢ (Fifty Cents)	Franklin Half Dollars	1951	N/A

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