The 1956 Franklin Half Dollar from the Philadelphia Mint is a brilliant example of mid-20th century U.S. coinage, celebrating one of America’s most influential Founding Fathers, Benjamin Franklin. Struck in 90% silver with a mintage of just 4,032,000, this coin reflects both historical and collectible significance. Each piece offered here is in Uncirculated condition, showcasing crisp detail and stunning original luster.

Designed by John R. Sinnock, the Franklin Half Dollar features Franklin’s portrait on the obverse and the iconic Liberty Bell on the reverse—a symbol of freedom and independence. These blast white coins display gorgeous mint brilliance, making them ideal for collectors who value eye appeal and superior preservation.

Franklin Half Dollars are gaining increasing recognition among collectors for their low mintages, classic design, and 35-coin series collectibility. The 1956 issue, in particular, stands out for its sharp strike and overall scarcity in top-grade condition. Every coin in our selection has been hand-selected for quality and visual appeal to ensure you receive the best example possible.

Whether you’re completing a Franklin Half Dollar set or simply adding a beautiful silver coin to your collection, this 1956 issue is an exceptional choice. Its combination of artistry, silver content, and historical importance make it a standout piece for any U.S. coin enthusiast.

Key Features:

• Struck at the Philadelphia Mint with a mintage of 4,032,000

• Composed of 90% silver, offering both intrinsic and collectible value

• Features the timeless portrait of Benjamin Franklin and the Liberty Bell reverse

• Hand-selected Uncirculated condition with gorgeous, blast white surfaces

Add this 1956 Franklin 90% Silver Half Dollar to your collection today and enjoy a pristine example of one of America’s most beloved classic coin designs.