1951-D Franklin Half Dollar - KEY ERROR COIN - Strong RPM & Large Cud Die Break

1951-D Franklin Half Dollar - KEY ERROR COIN - Strong RPM & Large Cud Die Break

This coin has two significant mint errors. KEY ERROR COIN - Strong RPM & Large Obverse Cud Die

Coin Details:
Year: 1951
U.S. Mint: Denver ("D" mintmark) Composition: 90% Silver
Condition: Circulated (estimated Fine to Very Fine). The coin shows honest wear consistent with its age, but all major details and, most importantly, the errors are clearly visible.

Strong Repunched Mintmark (RPM): The "D" mintmark on the reverse, located above the Liberty Bell, shows a clear and distinct repunching. The mintmark has a noticeable secondary impression, creating a doubled appearance on the "D".

Large Obverse Cud Die Break:
A prominent and significant error is present on the obverse rim of the coin. A large portion of the die has broken off, resulting in a raised, un-struck "blob" of metal that spans from the rim and extends into the field of the coin, located above the word "LIBERTY" at the 11 o'clock position.