coins \ Coin \ United States of America \ 50c \ Silver Commemoratives \ 1953
Collectible coins, particularly Silver Commemoratives, are special issues designed to honor significant events, people, or milestones. The United States minted a series of 50-cent coins in 1953, which include notable examples such as the 1953 Franklin half dollar, commemorating the 250th anniversary of the founding of the city of Philadelphia. These coins typically contain 90% silver, adding to their intrinsic and collectible value among numismatists. The demand for these issues is influenced by factors such as rarity, condition, and historical significance.
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1953 50c Washington-Carver | 50c | Silver Commemoratives | 1953 | Philadelphia |
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1953-D 50c Washington-Carver | 50c | Silver Commemoratives | 1953 | Denver |
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1953-S 50c Washington-Carver | 50c | Silver Commemoratives | 1953 | San Francisco |