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Switzerland ("Confoedetaio Helvetica" is latin for "Swiss Confederation") did not produce a 5 Franc coin in 1919. It did produce a 5 Rappen coin (about the size of a dime) which is valued at about US$0.50 in Very Fine Condition, US$2.50 in Extremely Fine and US$15.00 in Uncirculated. It also produced a 5 Franc coin in 1916 which is about the size of a US silver dollar and valued at between US$500 and US$2,250, depending on condition.

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Since Switzerland (Confederation Helvetica) still uses the Franc as its currency, the answer is 5 fr. Which translates to about USD$0.05.

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About four dollars.

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2 million minimum

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5 Fr ;)

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5.00$$

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