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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;swick, post: 213029, member: 7587&quot;]I have been looking to find out if this question has been asked, but have not seen it.....I have started to collect Franklin Halves. Why are some of the HIGHER mintages of some dates worth more than some of the LOWER mintages? For example, the Red Book gives the value for a MS-65, 1948 Franklin Half, as $85.00. The mintage on that coin is 3,006,814. The 1948-D, in MS-65, with a mintage of 4,028,600, has a value of $160.00....almost double. Can you PLEASE explain the difference? There are many more examples like this, I just started with the Franklin Halves because I just started collecting them.....after a suggestion from someone on this site, by the way!! Thank you! And thanks for your answers to my question!</p><p><br /></p><p>swick[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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