In 1910, both currencies were defined in terms of gold: US$ 1 = 1.505 g Au and FF 1 = 0.290322581 g Au. That gives a ratio of about 5.18 francs to the dollar, so 30,000 F was worth about US$ 5792.
Adjusted for inflation, US$ 5792 in 1910 is equivalent to about US$ 133,810 in 2010 dollars. Another way to look at value is through wages: in 1910 the average US wage was 22 cents per hour, and the average US worker made between $200 and $400 per year.
36,000 Swiss francs = 33,740 US dollars. There are no French/Belgian francs
There is no French frank
The conversion rate is 214 francs to 1 usd, therefore, 18,000 francs would equal $84.11 usd.
36,000 Swiss francs is equal to 39,588.72 American dollars. One franc is equal to 1.10 dollars and one dollar is equal to 0.91 francs.
You would first have to go to a European Union bank and exchange your francs for euro. Then use this currency converter to calculate it.
36,000 Swiss francs = 33,740 US dollars. There are no French/Belgian francs
There is no French frank
The conversion rate is 214 francs to 1 usd, therefore, 18,000 francs would equal $84.11 usd.
I have 3850 French Francs given to me in 1937 Find out value in Euros
300 French francs (now phased out) would be worth 45.73 euros (1 euro = 6.55957 francs)
36,000 Swiss francs is equal to 39,588.72 American dollars. One franc is equal to 1.10 dollars and one dollar is equal to 0.91 francs.
You would first have to go to a European Union bank and exchange your francs for euro. Then use this currency converter to calculate it.
$1144.51 using 4.3687 FRF per USD
In 1977, the French used the franc. A 1977 50 francs coin is worth just under 15 US dollars. The silver content of the coin is worth 11 US dollars alone.
Nothing, absolutely nothing. When I was a boy, just after the war, 1000 francs was 2 dollars; when the Euro came in, 10 francs was 2 dollars. Now, francs no longer exist as currency.
50 French Francs = 10.3 USD
$78