1956 Half dollars worth great money!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ส.ค. 2022
- In this video we talk about 1956 half dollars worth great money; the Franklin Half Dollars also called "Benjis".
The year 1956 it is a very special year for half dollars and you will see why shortly. We cover everything you need to know about this valuable coin, the coin you should have in your collection- the type, varieties, values, and "bugs bunny" too!
Thank You for watching and as always remember to check your change. You might have more money in your pocket than you think!
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I bought a full set 20 years ago and found that I had a few extra ones left over. Thanks for the information.
1st comment from Moncton NB. YOU should do a video on FBLs. With close ups on the difference of FBL and not
I think the oldest Benjamin I have is 1959 mint set. I wish for 1957 the year I was born yet I usually get out bid and I will keep trying.
😄 Wow Amy! You are amazingly hip for someone who's well over 150 years old! Perhaps, a typo?
@@onyxfire7511 A typo corrected. Cataracts in both eyes.
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Hi Amy
@@CatsAndTags Hi Noland's Life.
I still have 5 mint uncirculated 1956 Type 1 FBL I bought back in the 1960s. My local bank teller friend always pulled out special collectible coins that they received directly from the treasury. I will sell them in 4 years to defray cost when my grand daughter attends medical school.
Thank you for sharing this video with me and I didn't know about the half dollars
I WAS NOT AWARE OF THE DIFFERENT TYPES. I KNEW TO LOOK FOR THE BUGS BUNNY BUT NOT FEATHERS>>> I LEARN SOMETHING NEW EVERYDAY ! THANK YOU MR J AND MRS B !!!! YOUR INFO IS SO MUCH HELP I AM SAD THAT 496 VIEWS YOU ONLY GET 101 LIKES... BE SAFE BE WELL LATER MY FRIENDS!!!
I am excited because I just got my first ever Benji. It is a 1953.
Thank you J&B, I love Benjis. This was very informative.
Great video I collect Franklin Half Dollar I have 54 thru 63 in pf67
I had no idea there was a difference in the Benji's......I'm learning so much...Thank You J&B for all you do....I hope B is feeling better....hope to see you Both Weds...night.
NO, I DID NOT KNOW ABOUT THE 2 TYPES. THANKS FOR THE INFO.
I did not know about the 2 different kinds of 1956 proofs. I will have to check out my Benjamin Franklins (non-proofs) to see if I have any 1956.
Love your videos
Thank you. My wife, B works very hard !
Now are Type 1 and type 2 ONLY found on the 56'?
I did not know about the 4 feathers. I only had one 1956. But, all the other years (both before and after 1956) seem to have 4 feathers.
I did not know that.
But you neglected to mention that there are type 1 and 2 reverse varieties for the business strike 1956 Franklins as well with the type 2 being worth more. Maybe you were running short on time though. Thanks for the info.
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I have a 1956 proof Benjamin Franklin. Type one How would I sell it
Hi i have one coin off 1963 lock in good condición.
I got some cash from agents. I've talked to the NCAA. I think that should be legal. I want some money, too; everybody else is making money. I want to go on dates. I want to go buy myself some new suits. I want to buy myself some new sneakers, and I paid the agents back.
Shouldn't it be Bugs Benny?
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lol
nope!
What could be the value for a 1952. Half dollar. It's dirty.
Morning.