.50 1958-D Franklin Half NGC MS67 FBL WTP Signature Series Toned
Beautifully toned and graded in Finest Known Mint State 67 FBL condition
Tomaska Toning Scale -
Obverse: 9
Reverse: 7
$4,995.00
In stock
Product Code
T13511
| Denomination | Half Dollar |
|---|---|
| Series | Franklin Half Dollar |
| Year | 1958 |
| Mint | Denver (D) |
| Grade | Mint State |
| Mint State Score | MS 67 |
| Designation | FBL |
| Certification | NGC |
Description
- Notes from Rick Tomaska: "This 1958-D Franklin Half Dollar in Mint State 67 FBL is erupting with phenomenal color toning on both the obverse and reverse. Neon rainbow hues of vibrant sunburst orange and red are interspersed with clouds of emerald green, magenta and cyan on the obverse. The reverse displays an entirely different type of toning, with the Liberty Bell completely enveloped by a deep cobalt patina and surrounded by a rich iridescent ring of gold and rich crimson."
- Graded in Finest Known Mint State 67 FBL condition
- Tomaska Toning Scale - Obverse: 9 Reverse: 7
- Condition Rarity: Only 292 coins of this issue are graded in Finest Known Mint State 67 condition with Full Bell Lines Designation
- Of those, just 4 examples are housed in a holder hand-signed by Rick Tomaska as of September 2025
- The Tomaska Signature Series holder is reserved for coins that Rick Tomaska has personally selected for their high eye appeal
- A Full Bell Lines, or FBL, designation is indicative of a Franklin with a nearly flawless strike that exhibits the highest quality of design elements
- Condition Rarity occurs when few coins survive in high grades making them difficult to find
- This 1958-D Franklin Half Dollar features unique toning that you can’t find anywhere else
- A rich sunset orange patina fully embraces the obverse with rainbow clouds showcasing hues of violet, emerald, and cyan
- On the reverse, a beautiful cobalt patina surrounding the Liberty Bell transforms into a vibrant gold and crimson patina around the rim
- Struck in 1958 at the Denver Mint
- The Franklin Half Dollar series was struck from 1948 to 1963