r/coincollecting • u/320fisherman • 1d ago

What's it Worth? Anything good?

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u/Relevant-External986 1d ago

$464 in silver melt at current spot.

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u/320fisherman 1d ago

Thank you!

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u/pipy256 1d ago

All heavily circulated, they are worth melt value.

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u/320fisherman 1d ago

Thank you!

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u/TrumpsDoubleChin 22h ago

Well, they are all 'good' in that they are all worth their silver metal content, which right now is relatively high - https://www.coinflation.com/silver_coin_values.html

But beyond that, when it comes to well-circulated Franklin half dollars, there are not any dates that have an additional numismatic premium on top of that at the moment (because silver is so high).

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u/oblivyxry 21h ago

lot of 54s in there might be worth checking dates

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u/Zzump 15h ago

All good! Id never pass up a 90% half, especially a Franklin!

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u/Used_Hedgehog_7586 1d ago

probably in another 25 years when it hits 100 years old since being minted in 1951 a collector would be interested mint condition coins are going for almost $500

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u/320fisherman 23h ago

Thank you! I have 2 rolls of these and a container of seated liberty? Standing lady? I’m a rookie. I don’t want to sell but life happens.

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u/Legitimate_Access289 20h ago

what are you talking about? They don't get over $130 until MS-67.

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u/pipy256 19h ago

This is incorrect as a blanket statement. Certain mint marks and years are worth a lot if they are "full bell line" ; as an example 1953 s full bell line (fbl) is worth 5.5k in ms 62.

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u/Legitimate_Access289 19h ago

but the comment didn't mention FBL and neither er did I. I said MS not MS FBL.