1951 Ben Franklin Half Dollar Rainbow Toned Value?

Well I took a hammer to the plastic case and got this one out since the 1951 double die penny didn't turn out. On this one there is still the rainbow tone if you hold the coin at the right angle in the right light only on the backside. Looks like it could possibly uncirculated, any value to this coin?

Better images are imperative. What we see right here could be worth anywhere from $5 to $5000. There is simply no way to tell.

Ssuperdave might be on to something there.
need sharper photos.

Sorry can't seem to get better pics, but here it is without the plastic case. What is the DDR? So it's lightly circulated, would you guys consider that rainbow toning?

Still an impossible call. Circulated coins which tone are a red flag - toning considered "natural" is rarely found on circulated examples. That said, Franklins seem to tone more easily than some other issues and I'd consider a toned, circulated Franklin before other issues.

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