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There aren't any Federal Reserve indicators or seal on silver certificates. Silver certificates were issued directly by the government and not through the Federal Reserve system.
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About $1.20 USD
About $1.20 USD
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in circulated condition about 10 cents
Your coin is from Switzerland and is still in circulation. At the exchange rate in effect early in 2010 it's worth a bit less than US$1.
Unfortunately, it was given to me as an American Quarter by mistake....but since it is foreign,....I am keeping it as if it were worth more than that. Locked away now...
After 1969, the FR coins used no TROY silver, this being an important year, especially for the 5 FR, no silver at all was used, this cut off date was the last representation, currently the value of this coin slowly fluctuates between 10 and 28 USD.
5 francs are around 5 dollars... sorry if you expected more :-( . The interesting thing here (not applying for you though) is that this relatively big coin was made of silver before 1968... all 5 fr until 1967 are therefore worth a bit more.
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Assuming it's a French franc and not Swiss or Belgian, the answer is not much. This was a common coin until 2002 when France adopted the euro as its currency. At that time one franc was worth less than 20 cents US.
You have a coin from Switzerland (The Helvetian Confederation, to the Swiss). Anything that new is almost certainly only worth face value. You didn't state the coin's denomination - an important piece of information - but exchange rates in early 2010 have been in the range of CHF 1 = US$ 0.90
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