Discover this stunning Franklin Half Dollar PCGS MS64 4 Coin Set featuring dates 1960, 1961, 1962, and 1963. Each coin has been professionally graded by PCGS in desirable MS64 grade and exhibits exceptional high luster that catches the eye of both collectors and investors. This carefully curated set represents some of the last years of the classic Franklin Half Dollar series, making it a must-have for anyone building a premium U.S. silver coin collection.
These coins showcase brilliant, flashy mint luster with clean surfaces and sharp strikes, offering outstanding eye appeal for the assigned grade. Whether you're a seasoned numismatist or a new collector, this Franklin Half Dollar set delivers both historical significance and investment potential in one attractive package.
The Franklin Half Dollar was minted by the United States from 1948 through 1963. Designed by John R. Sinnock, the obverse features a portrait of Founding Father Benjamin Franklin, while the reverse displays the Liberty Bell – an iconic symbol of American independence. The eagle was added to the reverse in 1960 to satisfy legal requirements that had been overlooked on the original design.
These coins represent an important era in American numismatics, bridging the end of the silver half dollar era and the beginning of the Kennedy Half Dollar series that followed the tragic events of 1963. The 1960-1963 dates included in this set are particularly sought after for their brilliant luster and historical significance as the final years of Benjamin Franklin's portrait on United States coinage.
With rising interest in vintage U.S. silver coins, PCGS graded Franklin Halves in MS64 condition with high luster offer both numismatic appeal and intrinsic silver value, making this 4-coin set an excellent choice for collectors and investors alike.
Own a piece of American history with this beautifully preserved Franklin Half Dollar PCGS MS64 4 Coin Set from 1960-1963.