$10 Face 90% US Silver Half Dollars (Random Design)

$10 Face 90% US Silver Half Dollars (Random Design) is a curated lot of pre-1965 United States half dollars, each struck in the classic 90% silver composition that defined American coinage before 1965. The lot carries a combined face value of $10. 00 — representing 20 silver half dollar coins — with a total actual silver weight of 7. 15 troy ounces. Designs are distributed at random and draw from the celebrated 90% silver half dollar series, which includes the Franklin Half Dollar and the Kennedy Half Dollar. The image showcases an example 1954 Franklin Half Dollar, designed by John R. Sinnock and featuring Benjamin Franklin on the obverse, and a 1964 Kennedy Half Dollar, the first year of issue for that iconic design. Both series carry deep numismatic and historical significance as cornerstones of 20th-century American coinage. This lot is a well-recognized format for collectors and stackers alike who want meaningful silver exposure paired with tangible U. S. coin history.