What is the value of a 1957 Francisco Franco Caudillo de espana por la c de dios 50 ptas coin?

Answer 1

It depends. The coin, made from copper-nickel, is a 50 peseta coin from Spain, and was produced with the date "1957" between 1957 and 1975. The actual year (the last two digits, between "58" and "75") of production can be found written in tiny numbers in the star to the left of the eagle on the back of the coin. Value depends on condition and year, and can range from US 50 cents to US$1,250.00 (1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, and the 1972 through 1975 (which are only available in Proof) are, in order of decreasing value, the most valuable dates - other dates are worth no more than US$5.00 even in Brilliant Uncirculated). If, instead of a star, there are the letters "BA", the coin is worth between US$30.00 in Very Fine (circulated) condition to up to US$125.00 in Brilliant Uncirculated condition. There is also a varient of the 1958 (the edge reads "UNA - LIBRE - GRANDE" rather than the correct "UNA GRANDE LIBRE", which is worth between US$100.00 in Very Fine (circulated) condition to up to US$700.00 in Brilliant Uncirculated condition.

Answer 2

This is a 50 peseta coin from Spain. The value depends on its year (both the stated year, which is under the head of General Franco, as well as the mint year, which is incused on a star on the reverse of the coin) and on its condition, but it could range from a few cents to a few dollars.

Answer 3

As the title says, it is from "Espana", or Spain. First off, what is the year? Then, what is the condition? But if it is from Mexico, the value is nonexistant because such coin does not exist. But it may only be worth about $2.

Answer 4

I think that you have either the date or the denomination of your coin incorrect. Your coin is from Spain, but the only coin dated 1947 was the 1 peseta ("UNA PESETA"). There was, however, a Fifty Peseta ("50 PTAS") dated 1957. The coin was actually produced between 1958 and 1975 (two digit year of production is incused in small numbers in the star on the back of the coin, to the left of the flying bird). The value depends on the condition of the coin and its year of production.

Answer 5

Please check your coin again and post a new, separate question with its denomination. ALL Spanish money of that time period carried a picture of dictator Francisco Franco and those mottoes ("caudillo" is Spanish for "leader" or "political boss")

Answer 6

In circulated condition, it's worth about a dollar.

Answer 7

take it to a coin collector

Answer 8

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