The 1959 Franklin Half Dollar is a 90% silver coin, minted from 1948 to 1963, featuring Benjamin Franklin.
Its value can range from a few dollars for circulated coins to thousands for rare mint conditions.
Key factors: mint mark location, coin grade, and historical significance influence its worth.
Mint marks 'D' for Denver and 'no mark' for Philadelphia can affect the coin's rarity and value.
Uncirculated coins with Full Bell Lines (FBL) on the Liberty Bell are highly prized by collectors.
Proof coins, specially made with a mirror finish, are also sought after for their aesthetic appeal.
Check for errors, like doubled dies or overdates, which can significantly increase the coin's value.
Market demand fluctuates, so stay updated with coin catalogs and auctions for current pricing.
Preserve your coin's condition in a cool, dry place to maintain its value over time.