90% Silver Franklin Halves $10 20-Coin Roll Avg Circ

I bought 2 rolls on sale and received: 1 from 1940s, 26 from 1950s, and 13 from 1960s. Most are at least fine condition, and 3 are AU. Two have almost full bell lines! These are in a lot better condition than the walking liberty halves in the same 'average circulation' condition(which are the same price). Packing and shipping well done as usual by APMEX.

Very nice coin's I luv them all a few were very good

I purchased two rolls 'on sale'. Both had a decent variety of dates. Got a few from the 40s which were a little on the "wearish" end, but the others are nice enough with a couple that are probably XF. And none were whizzed or yucky. More silver for the stash.

The Franklin coins were nice and I'd say good condition and a couple coins I'd say were fine condition. However, out of the 20 coins received, one was a circulated 1964 Kennedy half dollar. No big deal I suppose. With silver down again today, I purchased a roll of Liberty Walking half dollars. Look forward to their arrival.

I ordered two rolls while on sale. will sock away and open at a later date.

Ben Franklin drew me to the product. Thought the average of 20 coins was fair, mixed dates, several mint marks. Mostly 1962 and 1963 in avg. condition was the majority of the roll, 2 coins were cleaned, the better dates.

I was so excited to receive my Franklin's so quickly that I dropped everything to search right through them. What I found was a selection of nine different dates ranging from 1951 to 1963 with mostly D's, a few P's and one S. The highlights from the set were two shiny coins with minimal wear, a 1954 D and a 1963 P. They appear to be AU?? The S is a 1954 with normal wear. All dates are clearly visible with no Culls or Blanks. I'm very pleased with this purchase and expect to order more when they're on sale again. Thank You, Apmex!

Can’t go wrong with Franklin halves.

I have ordered a couple rolls of Franklin Half Dollars and have not had any coins that were terribly discolored or in bad condition. I enjoyed breaking open the paper roll and thumbing through them looking for good coins, which surprisingly I had several nice 1951’s and 1963’s. I’m not a collector, just building a silver reserve while the price is down and these are a great way to do it and have coins you can touch without worrying about fingerprints, etc.

This was my first order with this particular metal exchange company. I was more than pleased when I recieved my coins yesterday. Most of the coins in my roll were early mints and a few were in really good shape which was unexpected. A couple coins did have some damage that I would consider beyond "average circulation" but the good far outweighed the bad. I placed my second order today.