How much is a 1925 2 francs coin worth?

Answer 1

This question - as it is posed - is impossible to answer. 1) Firstly one should know which country it comes from. Several different countries, France (Republique Française) , Switzerland (Confoederatie Helvetia) and Belgium (Republique Belgique) to name but three, used or still use (Switzerland e.g.) the Franc. But numerous French-African provinces used the Franc. 2) It also depends on the material: Silver, Billon (a silver and copper mixture to describe it simply), Copper, Copper-Nickel or other material. 3) The final question is the condition - is it very worn ? Well circulated? Hardly circulated ? Mint state ? How has it been stored since you received it ? Coins should never simply be chucked into a box along with other coins or metallic object because this causes scratches, and also contaminates other objects with dirt, sweat (acid !) from fingers and verdigris which could lead you to looking in the box one day and finding nothing but a pile of rotted metal.

Answer 2

Many of the coins are valued at a price close to $4 each. The exact price will depend upon the condition of the coin.

Answer 3

More information is needed. France used francs up until 2002, not marks. Marks were used in Germany. Please post a new question with the coin's denomination and amount of wear. Thanks!

Answer 4

Please tell us what the denomination is. It will be in francs or centimes.

Answer 5

1965 half-franc coins are nickel and are worth a couple of cents. They are a common date and not silver.