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 Half Dollar 1957 D Franklin NGC MS 62 UNC Silver US $27.00 
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 Half Dollar 1948 Franklin NGC MS 63 FBL UNC Silver US $48.00
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 elf Franklin Half Dollar 1963 NGC MS64 US $24.00
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 Half Dollar 1952 Franklin NGC MS 63 UNC Silver US $39.00
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 1962 Franklin Half Dollar - NGC Graded PF67 US $59.99
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 1957 Franklin Silver Half! NGC PF 63 US $8.00
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 Half Dollar 1952 Franklin NGC MS 64 FBL UNC Silver US $78.00
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 1962 NGC PF68 CAMEO FRANKLIN HALF DOLLAR US $150.00
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 Half Dollar 1957 D Franklin NGC MS 64 UNC Silver Bargain for Quality US $31.00
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 1959 Proof 67 Franklin Half Certified by NGC PF67 US $49.95
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 1956 Type 2 Proof Franklin Half Certified NGC PF68 US $58.00
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 1963 Proof 66 Franklin Half Certified by NGC PF66 US $35.00
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 1954 Proof Cameo Franklin Half Certified by NGC PF65 Cam US $106.50
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 1956 Type 2 Proof Franklin Half Certified by NGC PF67 US $42.00
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 1958 Proof 67 Franklin Half Certified by NGC PF67 US $34.00
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 1956 Type 2 Proof Franklin Half Certified by NGC PR67 US $41.00
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 1948 D NGC Franklin Half Dollar NGC MS-64 US $24.00
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 1949 D NGC Franklin Half Dollar NGC MS-64 FULL BELL LINES US $102.50
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 1950 D NGC Franklin Half Dollar NGC MS-64 FULL BELL LINES US $76.56
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 1961 NGC Franklin Half Dollar NGC MS-65 US $28.00
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 Half Dollar 1952 Franklin NGC MS 62 UNC Silver US $30.00
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 1955 Franklin Silver Half Dollar NGC MS65 US $30.06
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 Half Dollar 1957 D Franklin NGC MS 63 UNC Silver US $29.00
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 1958 Franklin Half Certified NGC Proof 66 US $38.50
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how do you send coins to PCGS to be graded?
also how much does it cost and is it really worth it if i believe i have a franklin half 1951 that is atleast ms65. also should i send it to pcgf or ngc
Dealer bid on an MS-65 1952 1/2 is only $52. It is not one of the rarer coins, either by mintage nor is it a grade rarity item. You need to take it to a coin dealer, who deals with PCGS and ask him how much. For NGC ou need to be a member of the ANA or find a member dealer ( all are) to submit it for you. With ANACS you can submit it yourself, go to their site www.anacs.com. To me it is not rare enough to submit. If it was a 1949-D or 1950-D it would be worth it. Just my opinion here.
Antique coins are also a great attraction in museums that exhibit antique pieces. Do you know that these antique gold and silver coins were even the currency within the reign of kingdoms? They had been also utilized in sign languages in ancient parts of the world. You can find two grading corporations that certify these coins to be traded. These are the Professional Coin Grading service and Numismatic Guaranty Corporation.
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