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Click on picture for larger image	Year/MM	Cert. Company	Grade	Extra
Click on picture for larger image	1957-D	NTC	MS-65	FBL	SILVER	$29.99
	Here we have Denver minted Franklin half. Graded Mint State 65 Full Bell Lines. The reverse of this coin is MS66+ but the obverse has a nick in front of franklins face & the word trust isn't fully struck so we are dropping the price to only 29.99
	1958	PCI	MS-65	TONED		$29.99
	The tone on this half is very attractive it starts on the lower right side (between 3 and 6 o'clock) with a deep blue crescent around the rim. Then it goes into a light purple for the rest of the coin except for "IBER" is white, the reverse is white also.
	1958-D	NNC	MS-66	FBL	Toned Obv.	$49.99
	This coin has a very nice golden hue which starts off strong on the bottom and lightens to almost white at the top. It's graded Mint state 66 FBL by National Numismatic certification.
	1959-D	NNC	MS-65	FBL	SILVER	$39.99
	This Franklin half dollar has a strong strike bright white fields with minimum bag marks. The reverse has light tone which is only on the bell so it give it a 2-toned look. NNC gave this a MS65FBL.
	1960	NNC	PF-68		SILVER	$34.99
	A pleasant example of a Proof Franklin half dollar. This was given proof 68 grade by National Numismatic Certification. It has mirrored fields and light cameo contrast on the letters.
	1961	NTC	MS-65	SILVER	Rainbow toned	$54.99
	Starting at the top of the coin and going down we have blue/violet, then purple then orange and ends at the bottom with golden yellow and streaks of silver luster bursting though. Reverse is mostly white, NTC gave this beauty a MS65.
	1961	NTC	MS-65	SILVER	2 Available	$34.99
	Next we have a 1961 silver Franklin half dollar certified by NTC. We have 2 of these available and both are graded Mint State 65.
	1961-D	PCI	MS-65	Toned		$59.99
	Here we have a beautiful Franklin toned on both sides. It is certified by PCI as Mint states 65. Coin World's Coin Values this coin at $175.00 Dollars in MS65. Here you can grab this at only $59.99.
	1962-D	NTC	MS-65		SILVER	$34.99
	A pleasant example of a 1961 silver Franklin half dollar certified by NTC. They graded it Mint State 65. It have a strong strike and nice ms65 fields.
	1962	PCI	PF-68	Cameo		$29.99
	Here's a beautiful example of a cameo 1963 half dollar. It is graded by PCI as proof 68 cameo. One little white milk spot keeps this gem from grading pf69. Grab it for only 29.99
	1962	ACC	MS-65	SILVER	2 Available	$29.99
	Next we have a 1962 silver Franklin half dollar certified by American Certified Coins. We have 2 of these available and both are graded Mint State 65. Coin World trends values this at $160, since this is a new company will let them go at 29.99
	1963	PCI	PF-66	Cameo	SILVER	$24.99
	This coin has a rustic look to it, there is a spot on his cheek which makes it look like a dimple. There is some dark tone around the rim that really brings out eh glassy fields and the frost white cameo. It's housed is PCI's old green label.
	1963	NNC	MS-65		SILVER	$24.99
	Here's you chance to put together a 1963 MS65 set Certified by all the different certification companies so you can compare the different standards. This one is graded by National Numismatic Certification or NNC
	1963	PCI	MS-65	TONED	SILVER	$29.99
	This one is lightly toned on the obverse and looks much better then the picture. This MS65 example is graded by PCI
	1963-D	PCI	MS-65		SILVER	$29.99
	Same as the one listed above, except this one isn't toned and has a Denver mint mark.
	1963	NGC	MS-65		SILVER	$39.99
	Next up is a Numismatic Guaranty Corporation example of a Mint State 65 Franklin half dollar. Coin World Trends values a 1963 MS65 at $60.00 dollar. Here you can get this example for only 39.99.
	1963-D	NTC	MS-66		SILVER	$39.99
	A pleasant example of a 1963 silver Franklin half dollar certified by NTC. It has a strong strike and nice Mint luster and was graded Mint State 66.
	1964	NTC	PF67	Cameo		$24.99
	Here's a beautiful example of a cameo 1964 half. It is graded by NTC as proof 67 cameo. There is a scrape mark on the obverse in between Kennedy's profile and the Y in Liberty that keeps this coin from a proof 69. grab it for only 24.99
	1964	PCI	PF68	*SPOT		$19.99
	Next we have a 1964 half in a PCI holder. PCI graded it proof 68. There is a spot on the obverse on Kennedy's cheek that keeps this coin at a reasonable price.
	1964	NGC	PF68	CAMEO	Trends for $200.	$99.95
	What an awesome example of a 1964 silver Kennedy half with frosty white cameo. If not for just a couple letter on the reverse this would have been a easy Deep cameo. Graded by NGC as Proof 68 Cameo.
	1964	NNC	MS-67		2-sided Tone	$49.99
	Here we have a beautiful 1964 toned silver Kennedy half dollar. Although the grade seems a little high because of a nick in the field, the toning makes up for it. A true MS-67 is listed in Coin World's Coin Values at $450.00 Dollars.
	1964	NNC	MS-68	Rainbow	2-sided Tone	$49.99
	An attractive example of a 1964 rainbow toned Kennedy half. The reverse is full toned but bland. The obverse has pretty rainbow tone with mostly yellow and orange. NNC gave this a whopping MS68.
After the mint started production on the 1964 Kennedy halves, one was presented to Jackie Onassis at which time she said the hair was wrong. So the US Mint changed the design in mid stream. According to most authoritative sources, the accented hair variety is only about 1% to 3% of all 1964 proof Kennedy halves. We have a couple examples listed below.
	1964	ACG	PF-67	Accented	Cameo	$49.99
	If you are trying to put together a Kennedy half set your set wouldn't be complete without a detailed or accented hair example. This one is certified by AccuGrade as Proof 67 cameo. Grab it for only 49.99 because of lightly cloudy fields.
	1964	NGC	PF-66	Accented	Hair	$59.99
	Here we have a group of NGC certified accented hair halves all are in pristine Proof 66 condition with strong strike and mirrored fields. 10 available.
	1964	PCI	PF-68	Cameo	Accent Hair	$69.99
	An amazing gem quality example of a Heavily Accented Hair variety. PCI certified and graded it Proof 68 cameo although the cameo is very light. You can really see the strong detailed hair on this gem proof.
	1964	PCGS	PF-66	Accented	Hair	$74.99
	This eye smashing example has razor sharp details, glassy mirrored fields and cameo contrasts (must have just missed the cameo designation). Certified by PCGS as Proof 66.
	1964	ACC	PF-70	Accented	Hair	$79.99
	Here we have a newer third party certification company, American Certified Coins or ACC. Their holder is small like ANACS. Although I don't know if it would really make it to the Perfect grade it surely is a high quality coin.
	1964	NGC	PF67	(W)hite	Accent Hair	$119.95
	What an awesome example of a 1964 silver Kennedy half with Accent Hair. It was also given a "W" designation which means white, or no tone. This GEM BU was graded by NGC as Proof 67.
	1964	ICG	PF-68	Accented	Hair	$124.99
	An amazing gem quality heavily Accented hair variety half dollar. Independent Coin Grading certified and graded this a whopping Proof 68. You can really see the strong detailed hair on this gem proof.
	1966	PCGS	MS-66		Special Mint Set	$29.99
	This eye smashing example has razor sharp details, semi mirrored fields and a bold strike. The US mint tried to get collectors to stop hoarding coins by removing Mint Marks from coins. This failed and went back to normal after only 3 years.
	1968-S	PCGS	PF-67	CAM	Silver Clad	$17.99
	Professional Coin Grading Service gave this 1968 San Francisco minted silver clad example Proof-67 Cameo.
	1969-S	PCI	PF-68	DCAM	Silver Clad	$17.99
	A pleasing quality silver clad example Kennedy half dollar. PCI certified and graded it Proof 68 Deep cameo the hazy fields keeps this coin from getting PF69, a very nice looking coin none-the-less.
	4 Piece	Certification	company	collection		$20
	After the eBay boom, several new certification companies began to show up everywhere. Most made it a year or so then went out business, and other are still around. We are selling are not-so-impressive coins as a slab set. Get 4 different slabs for only 20 bucks. (coins in picture is just an example)
	1976-S	PCGS	PF-66	CAM	CLAD	$14.99
	This Bicentennial half dollar is certified by PCGS. It has light haze in the fields so it lacks the mirrored look, but frost white cameo makes up for it. Nice looking coin for under 20 bucks.
	1976	NNC	PF-69	DCAM		$19.99
	Although it in a new companies holder (NNC) this coin would grade pretty high in any companies hands. It is a Bicentennial half with razor sharp details, mirrored fields, but does lack frosted white cameo.
	1976-S	PCGS	PF-68	DCAM	CLAD	$19.99
	A pleasing example of a CLAD 1776/1976 Bicentennial half dollar. This example is certified and slabbed by PCGS. It only made Proof 68 as it has light haze in the fields.
	1976	ANACS	PF-68	DCAM	CLAD	$24.99
	Graded by one of the oldest third party certification company, ANACS gave this a Proof 68. This Bicentennial half dollar has a razor sharp strike, mirrored fields and snowy white cameo. Grab this Ultra Gem Proof for only $24.99
	1976-S	ICG	PF-69	DCAM	CLAD	$29.99
	This one year variety was made out of silver or clad. This is a gem BU quality clad example graded and slabbed by Independent Coin Grading. ICG gave this Proof 69 Deep Cameo.
	1976-S	PCGS	PF-67	CAM	SILVER	$24.99
	A nice example of a silver 1776-1976 half dollar. bold strike, proof 67 fields and just missed deep cameo because the letters in "United State" on the reverse have no cameo.