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1952 50c PR

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Basic Information

GSID:

6867

Coin Date:

1952

Denomination:

50c / 50 Cents

Designation:

PR

Mint & Coinage Details

Mint Location:

Philadelphia

Mintage:

81,980

Coinage Type:

Franklin half dollar

Coinage Years:

1950-1963

Composition:

90% silver; 10% copper

Physical Characteristics

Fineness:

0.9

Weight:

12.5 gr

Weight:

0.475 oz

Precious Metal Weight:

0.3617 oz

Strike Type:

Proof

Diameter:

30.6 mm

Coin Shape:

Round

Design Details

Designer:

John R. Sinnock

Obverse Lettering:

LIBERTY, IN GOD WE TRUST, 1952

Obverse Designer:

John R. Sinnock

Reverse Lettering:

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, HALF DOLLAR, E PLURIBUS UNUM

Reverse Designer:

John R. Sinnock

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From the Greysheet Marketplace

1961 50c PR

Buy Now: $5,795.00

1959 50c PR

Buy Now: $90.00

1957 50c PR

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1956 50c Type 1 PR

Buy Now: $400.00

1962 50c PR

Buy Now: $75.00

1956 50c Type 2 PR DCAM

Auction Ends: 6/15/2026

1951 50c PR

Buy Now: $1,425.00

1962 50c PR

Buy Now: $50.00

1960 50c PR

Buy Now: $85.00

1961 50c PR

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