What is the value of mint condition 1952 Benjamin Franklin half dollar worth?

Answer 1

Not especially, but rarer than some other dates in the series. The 2007 Red Book value for a 1952 (minted in Philadelphia) Franklin Half Dollar in MS-60 (low Uncirculated) condition would be about $12, with 1952-D (minted in Denver) at $9 and 1952-S (minted in San Francisco) at $40.

Answer 2

7-30-11>>> Franklin Half dollars are common coins and are not hard to find. Because of this, and the high price of silver, circulated coins are valued slightly above the silver content of the coin about $14.00

Answer 3

8-15-11>>> 1962 is not a hard date to come by for Franklin half dollars, actually all Franklin half's regardless of mintmark are common and most circulated coins are valued for the silver only, about $14.00

Answer 4

With no mint mark or a D above the bell, about $9 retail in XF condition.

With an "S" above the bell, about $23 in XF.

More input

Depends on where it was minted and the mint condition of the coin. It was minted only in Philadelphia, Denver and San Francisco. This is also a coin that contains 90% Silver metal composition so this improves the value over time.

Philadelphia (no mintmark):

$4.75 in good condition to $19 in MS60 uncirciulated grade. About $69 if brilliant uncirculated MS65 Grade. A proof coin is about $240

Denver (small D mintmark):

$4.75 in good condition to $19 in MS60 uncirciulated grade. About $123 if brilliant uncirculated MS65 Grade.

San Francisco (small S mintmark):

$4.75 in good condition to $66 in MS60 uncirciulated grade. About $93 if brilliant uncirculated MS65 Grade.

Note that MS60 and MS65 mean "mint state" or coins that are uncirculated and still in mint condition. MS65 is a higher great than MS60. View the links below for full statistics and other values of the coin for different conditions.

Answer 5

4-2-11>>> Franklin half dollars are considered common, most that show any wear are valued just for the silver, about $13.00.

Answer 6

Check your date, because President Kennedy was put on the half in 1964.