Franklin (1948-63)

1962 " D " TUBE OF 20 FRANKLIN HALF DOLLARS	-	$285.00 $335.00	30m
1962 Franklin Silver Half Dollar, PCGS MS-65 Toned	-	$195.00	31m
1958 Franklin Half Dollar BU.	3	$10.81	32m
Franklin 1963 Silver Half Dollar Excellent Condition	-	$30.00	32m
1949-S US Franklin Silver Half Dollar, $.50 Silver Face	8	$14.51	35m
1958 Franklin Half Dollar BU.	4	$12.03	37m
1957 D Franklin Half Dollar BU.	3	$12.07	40m
1951-D, Franklin Half Dollar - 5 Day Auction - Free Shipping	6	$15.00	41m
1949 CHOICE BU FBL FRANKLIN HALF DOLLAR ID#J876	-	$80.00	42m
1958 Franklin Half Dollar BU.	4	$11.01	43m
1952-P~~FRANKLIN HALF~SILVER MS-UNC~BETTER DATE	-	$29.95	44m
1958 Franklin Half Dollar BU.	3	$11.02	47m
2 FRANKLIN HALF DOLLARS AND 1 SILVER DIME 1959D, 1963D, 64 DIME	1	$25.00	47m
1958-D , Franklin Half Dollar	-	$20.00	48m
1957 D Franklin Half Dollar BU.	3	$11.75	50m
1951-S, Franklin Half Dollar - 5 Day Auction - Free Shipping	11	$14.75	54m
1954 FRANKLIN HALF DOLLAR CHOICE BRILLIANT UNCIRCULATED	-	$24.99	57m
1951 Ben Franklin Half Dollar	-	$15.00	59m
1950-D FRANKLIN HALF DOLLAR SILVER U.S. COIN A4534	-	$47.77	1h 1m
1950-D FRANKLIN HALF DOLLAR SILVER U.S. COIN A4536	-	$47.77	1h 3m
1962 D Benjamin Franklin Half Dollar	1	$10.00	1h 3m
1952-P FRANKLIN HALF DOLLAR SILVER U.S. COIN A4541	-	$27.77	1h 7m
1953-D, Franklin Half Dollar - 5 Day Auction - Free Shipping	9	$14.49	1h 8m
FIVE(5) 1959-63 SILVER FRANKLIN HALF DOLLAR COINS. 900 SILVER INVESTMENT	12	$56.72	1h 9m
1951-P FRANKLIN HALF DOLLAR SILVER U.S. COIN A4538	-	$27.77	1h 11m
1951-P FRANKLIN HALF DOLLAR SILVER U.S. COIN A4539	-	$27.77	1h 12m
1951-P FRANKLIN HALF DOLLAR SILVER U.S. COIN A4537	-	$27.77	1h 14m
1962 Franklin Half Dollar Silver Coin	-	$20.00	1h 15m
1951-P FRANKLIN HALF DOLLAR SILVER U.S. COIN A4555	-	$27.77	1h 15m
1961-D, Franklin Half Dollar 5 Day Auction - Free Shipping	5	$15.01	1h 16m
1951-P FRANKLIN HALF DOLLAR SILVER U.S. COIN A4549	-	$27.77	1h 17m
1961 FRANKLIN HALF DOLLAR PROOF COIN LOT OF 5 4349B	-	$85.32	1h 17m
1951-S FRANKLIN HALF DOLLAR SILVER U.S. COIN A4559	-	$47.77	1h 18m
4 90% Silver Half Dollar Lot $2.00 Face	16	$42.17	1h 21m
1954-D FRANKLIN HALF DOLLAR SILVER U.S. COIN A4554	-	$27.77	1h 22m
1954-D FRANKLIN HALF DOLLAR SILVER U.S. COIN A4544	-	$27.77	1h 24m
1949 P-D-S FRANKLIN HALF DOLLARS - BU	-	$149.00 $165.00	1h 25m
1954-P FRANKLIN HALF DOLLAR SILVER U.S. COIN A4540	-	$27.77	1h 25m
1961 FRANKLIN HALF PROOF PCGS GRADED CERTIFIED PF66	1	$30.00	1h 26m
1949-D FRANKLIN HALF PCGS GRADED MS-64	-	$85.00	1h 26m

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How many coins does the U.S. Mint produce and where are they made? In 2006, the United States Mint produced approximately 15.5 billion coins for general circulation. These are made in the United States Mints at Philadelphia and Denver. While most of the coins the United States Mint produces are for general circulation, the United States Mint also produces bullion coins and limited editions of coins sold to collectors as numismatic items. The United States Mint facilities in Philadelphia, PA; Denver, CO; San Francisco, CA; and West Point, NY produce numismatic items. Bullion coins are produced at the Mint facilities in San Francisco, CA and West Point, NY

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