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1963 Franklin Half Dollar Full Bell Lines?

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Hello everyone I have a Franklin half dollar that I believe has full Bell lines. Does anyone know more about this and if it is full Bell lines does anyone have an idea what it is worth? Thank you for your help !
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And your opinion is ? Thanks for the welcome !
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Ok so your saying ya full Bell lines ? Any idea the value ? I like your opinion so far #128525;
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Please show us a clear, much larger pic of the bell line area.



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You will more than likely need a close-up photo of the bottom lines of the bell without the glare for an opinion on the bell lines.

Is your Franklin a Proof or Business strike?

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I believe full bell lines would be very possible with close up of that reverse area .
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Not proof Here is the best pic I could get closer of lines, I really appreciate everyone's replies and info ty

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This is a proof. The FBL designation only applies for business strikes, not proofs due to the fact that all proofs should be FBL, given the differences in the minting process of the two.

Tough to give an accurate grade based on these pics, possibly PR-64/65.

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They actually go through more clearer than it looks on the bottom
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Can you post a picture with the coin removed from the holder? Will make judging surfaces much easier.
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Not a proof
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This looks like a proof coin to me, which afaik are ALL supposed to have full bell lines. I'm a complete novice at collecting though so take my opinion for what it's worth.
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Sorry. No way anyone can discern whether that's full bell line from these pictures.
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