1953-D Franklin Half Dollar - MS 65 Full Bell Lines / Registry Ready National Bank Note Pleasing lightly circulated specimen of Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: 1953-D Franklin Half Dollar - MS 65 Full Bell Lines / Registry Ready National Bank Note Pleasing lightly circulated specimen of Date:1831 Lg Let
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1953 D Franklin Half Dollar MS 65 Full Bell Lines Registry Ready National Bank Note Pleasing lightly circulated specimen of Date:1831 Lg Let Pleasing lightly circulated specimen of this more scarce date 25c North Carolina (Silver) NGC Price Guide :: $170 NGC Population :: 349

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