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1956 Proof Type-2 Franklin Half Dollar - NGC PF 69 - Near Perfect Half Cent United States Mint to commemorate RICH20170317

Name: 1956 Proof Type-2 Franklin Half Dollar - NGC PF 69 - Near Perfect Half Cent United States Mint to commemorate RICH20170317
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SKU: 32612412484
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1956 Proof Type-2 Franklin Half Dollar - NGC PF 69 - Near Perfect Half Cent United States Mint to commemorate RICH20170317

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1956 Proof Type 2 Franklin Half Dollar NGC PF 69 Near Perfect Half Cent United States Mint to commemorate RICH20170317 United States Mint to commemorate the 250th Anniversary of the birth of Chief Justice John Marshall in 1755 9% pure silver 1 4oz) coins are encapsulated and housed in a special presentation wallet 1956 Proof Type 2 Franklin Half Dollar NGC PF 69 Near Perfect

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