Grades Revealed-Four Franklin Half Dollars - GTG
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Nothing extra special here but I like doing these. Hopefully the pictures aren’t too lacking. Whether or not you get the FBL is excusable since the resolution might be lacking for a determination.
The longer I live the more convincing proofs I see of this truth, that God governs in the affairs of men. And if a sparrow cannot fall to the ground without His notice is it possible for an empire to rise without His aid? Benjamin Franklin
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Nice Franklins. I always liked the Franklin half dollar (not as much as the WLH though). He was certainly a great man in the history of our country. I do have a set - nothing special, just the date run. Cheers, RickO
We very well may not have won the Revolutionary War without his efforts to raise funding and support for fighting it in Europe. Brilliant man and quite a character.
63, 63, 64 and too blurry
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64,64,65,64
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Number 4 (the last coin) is tough to grade due to the photograph. The photograph appears to be blurry but the blurry appearance is actually a byproduct of an unusual pattern of toning. That coin is graded by NGC MS-64.
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Here are the grades:
1948-D PCGS MS-64FBL
1953-D PCGS MS-64FBL
1954-D PCGS MS-65FBL
And as mentioned the blurry 1949-S is NGC MS-64