1960 Franklin Half Dollar Silver Mint State 64 NGC Brown Label

The 1960 Franklin Half Dollar, graded MS64 by PCGS with the classic blue label, is a standout example of mid-20th century U.S. silver coinage. Struck from 90% silver, this coin features the dignified profile of Benjamin Franklin on the obverse—designed by John R. Sinnock—highlighting one of America’s most influential Founding Fathers. The reverse depicts the Liberty Bell, complete with its iconic crack, alongside a small eagle to satisfy the legal requirement for a heraldic symbol on half dollars. With its original mint luster, clean surfaces, and minimal contact marks, the MS64 grade places this coin just below gem condition, offering excellent eye appeal at an accessible price point.

1960 Franklin Half Dollar Silver MS64 PCGS

The Franklin Half Dollar series (1948–1963) is notable for its clean, modern design and historical resonance, and the 1960 issue is especially popular with collectors for its Cold War-era context and relatively lower mintage compared to later years. Certified by PCGS, one of the most trusted names in coin grading, and housed in a classic blue label holder, this coin comes with guaranteed authenticity and market-recognized quality. Whether you're building a high-grade Franklin set or investing in classic U.S. silver, the 1960 Franklin Half Dollar MS64 represents both numismatic quality and historical value.