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22 Franklin Half Dollars Offered in Dallas

Franklin half dollars, which have been unusually absent from recent auctions, will be featured at Heritage Auctions upcoming U.S. Coin Auction at their world headquarters in Dallas, Texas, on Thursday, Oct. 17.

Among the 22 Franklin halves being offered, two conditionally rare proofs highlight the offering – a superb 1950 PR-67+ Cameo NGC and an equally fantastic 1951 PR-67+ Ultra Cameo NGC.

1950 Franklin half dollar, graded PR-67+ Cameo. (Image courtesy of Heritage Auctions)

One of just a handful of 1950 PR-67 Cameo halves that qualify for special recognition by NGC, this brilliant and deeply-mirrored Plus-graded Cameo example shows essentially no hairlines, toning spots, or glue spots that plague the proofs in even the highest grades. Only three finer exist.

The 1951 PR-67+ Ultra Cameo certified by NCG is the single finest cameo certified at NGC and is tied for the finest overall.

These two examples certainly will challenge those collectors looking to complete a set of exceptional cameo Franklin half proofs to take notice.

Proxy bidding ends Thursday, Oct.17, at 5:50 PM Central Time, with live bidding beginning at 6:00 PM. Live Proxy bidding on Heritage Live starts 24 hours before the live session begins and continues through the session.

For more information visit Heritage Auctions online at www.ha.com.

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