1963-D Franklin Half Dollar – PCGS MS64 | 90% Silver | Final Year Issue | Denver Mint

Own a classic piece of American coinage with this 1963-D Franklin Half Dollar, certified MS64 by PCGS. Struck at the Denver Mint in the final year of the Franklin series, this coin is composed of 90% silver and features strong luster, full design details, and minimal contact marks—hallmarks of a Mint State 64 grade.

Designed by John R. Sinnock, the obverse features a stately portrait of Benjamin Franklin, while the reverse showcases the Liberty Bell and a small eagle, required by law. The 1963-D marks the end of the series, as it was replaced by the Kennedy Half Dollar in 1964, adding to its historical and collectible value.

Key Features:

• Year/Mint: 1963-D (Denver Mint)

• Grading Service: PCGS

• Grade: MS64 (Mint State 64)

• Composition: 90% Silver, 10% Copper

• Weight: 12.5 grams

• Diameter: 30.6 mm

• Obverse: Benjamin Franklin

• Reverse: Liberty Bell with small eagle

• Packaging: PCGS-certified holder with official label

Why Collect This Coin?

The 1963-D Franklin Half Dollar is a pivotal piece for collectors—it represents both the end of an era and a high-grade example of mid-20th century silver coinage. A great addition to Franklin series sets or silver bullion collections.