Rich satiny luster and a sharp strike with minimal marks. The exposed design makes BTW’s tough to find in this lofty grade.

Well struck with satiny white surfaces that are exceptionally clean for such an exposed design. A superbly preserved example of this low mintage date, featuring sharp definition throughout with crisp facial detail and bold reverse devices. The surfaces are exceptionally clean and frosty, enlivened by soft, original silver luster with subtle golden highlights. Outstanding eye […]

An attractive Gem example displaying bright, satiny luster and light champagne-gold toning across the surfaces. Well struck with strong definition in Franklin’s portrait and the Liberty Bell, with excellent overall eye appeal.

Sharply struck with creamy white luster and very choice surfaces.

Brilliant white with a faint hint of gold along the periphery. Surfaces are highly reflective and nearly flawless.

Swirling brilliant luster and a sharp strike.

Blast white with choice surfaces and heavy frost on the design. Most 1950 Franklins have a brilliant satiny finish and very few have a frosted cameo finish.

CAC. This superb Gem combines outstanding technical quality with superior eye appeal, placing it firmly among the finest survivors of the issue. Both sides exhibit deep, reflective mirrored fields contrasted by lightly frosted devices. Franklin’s portrait is crisply defined, with bold hair detail and clean lettering, while the reverse bell is sharply struck with clear lines […]

A sharply struck Proof with rich original red color and attractive cameo contrast. The devices show strong frost that stands out against reflective, mirrorlike fields, particularly noticeable on Lincoln’s portrait. Surfaces are well preserved and eye appeal is outstanding.