Franklin Mint

I don't know how much it is worth, but I can tell you how to find out. Collectibles are sold on a secondary collectible market and the prices are set by the the popularity of an item. If a lot of people want a certain item it is more expensive than one no wants. There are books for collectibles listing current market prices for things like plates, dolls, and many other things. So, go to your local bookstore and find the books listing the secondary market values for plates. This is a big book so you will look up under the Franklin Mint listing and look for the name of your plate. It will give you a base price. Don't buy the book just look up the price. You can also go on EBay and see if there are any listings for your plate and what they are selling for. This will also give you a idea of the plate value. If you have the box and all the papers that came with your plate it is worth more than a plate with nothing. The condition of the plate is also a factor. Any chips or cracks will lessen the value of the plate. I have sold many things on the secondary market and sometimes you get more than what you think it will sell for and sometimes it is less. It is a little like the stock market the prices of things go up and down within days. There is also a collectible plate magazine that gives more information on the secondary market. Don't take your plate to a antique store or collectible store to sell you will get about 20% less than it is worth.

Your medallion is one (1) troy ounce of sterling silver (.925) which has an intrinsic value of about $30 right now.

Give me the current value of the Danbury Mint 1993 Gold Christmas Ornament Collection.

$1.50

This is a collection of silver coins struck by the Franklin Mint starting 1973. Each coin is 1000 grains (about 2.1 ounces) Stirling silver. The obverse depicts a work of art while the reverse identifies the work. Ancient and Renaissance artwork seemed to be preferred. The set comes in a specially designed chest (20 coins per drawer). There is also a book with a picture of each coin describing each artwork.

A set of the Franklin Mint Greatest Jazz Recordings of all time consists of 25 sets of 4 albums each red vinyl high grade "clean" pressing with all boxes & liner notes (note - some very rare archival tracks included and remastered) should sell for between $1500 - $3000 for a full set depending on condition..

The collection all 60 coins in silver is worth about $1350 in silver market value, (60 coins at 1.2oz equals 72oz. X market value = $ ) on auction and some collectors these collections are selling for $1800 W/ 13% up or down. BEWARE OF PROFITEERS OFFERING "FIRM PRICES" AS A LURE, THESE ARE SCAMMERS TAKING ADVANTAGE OF SELLERS

These objects are not "coin of the realm", so they do not rate a mention in coin catalogues.

Since they are packaged and probably made from a precious metal, they will almost certainly have a value above what you paid for them.

A reputable coin dealer should be able to give an accurate valuation.

If it's the version that's a little bigger than a quarter you are looking about $7 to $10 USD (Based on silver flux) Keep in mind that these are Sterling Silver so not pure. The smaller size ones are in the dime to nickel range so about $3 to $5 again based on silver flux.

Larger Size around the size of quarter is 7.5 grams

Small Size between the size of a dime or nickel is 3.5 grams

Remember they are sterling silver .925 so you have to deduct some value from the current price of an ounce of silver.

I purchased an Alexander Graham Bell commemorative telephone at an auction this past Sunday. It was in a box of miscellaneous stuff and I won the bid at $13. I would have given a great deal more if it had been necessary. The telephone is in perfect condition.

This book, Guidebook of Franklin Mint Issues by Chester L. Krause, Krause Publications, may give you the information you need.

The value of the Franklin Mint Heirloom plate "Easter Purrade" can vary based on condition, demand, and market trends, but it generally ranges from $20 to $50. Collectors often consider factors such as rarity, original packaging, and any certificates of authenticity when determining price. For the most accurate valuation, checking recent sales on auction sites or collector marketplaces can provide current insights.

This type of coin, issued by a private mint, has no numismatic value to U.S. coin collectors. Their value is based only upon the worth of the metals used to produce them plus whatever value an individual may be willing to pay to own them.

The prices of alloys vary daily, according to the prices of their component base metals. Current prices are available online. To sell, talk to your local metal dealer / recycler. Copper is doing well so if you've got a lot of it, you'll be in for a nice check.

1,99$ at walmart

Assuming that the LPs are in excellent shape and you have the boxes, pamphlets, and the letter from Franklin Mint, expect to average approximately $10 to $12 per set on Ebay. Individual volumes, as opposed to the complete set, are quite common, and there is nothing special about them.

I Think £100 and it is very lovely!

The value of a Franklin Mint Valentine key pendant can vary widely based on factors such as its condition, rarity, and demand among collectors. Typically, these pieces can range from $20 to several hundred dollars, depending on the specific design and market trends. To determine a more accurate value, it's advisable to consult recent sales or listings on platforms like eBay or collector forums. Additionally, professional appraisals can provide a more precise valuation.

I have a set of 6 Franklin Mint gun pocket knives, what are they worth?

Most knives were sold for 39.95 when distributed

I was told by a collector that it is worth upwards of $8,0000. Is that so????

You are asking about a 1/4 Balboa coin (KM#11) from Panama. The coin is 24.25mm in diameter, weighs 5.65 grams, and is mad of copper-nickle clad around a copper core. The obverse (front) has the national coat of arms with the words "REBVBLICA DE PANAMA" ("Republic of Panama" in Spanish) above and the date below. The reverse (back) has a portrait of an armored conquistador and the words "VN CVARTO DE BALBOA" ("One-Quarter of a Balboa" in Spanish) above. 1,500,000 such coins were produced in 1975.

Note that the "v" is a stylized use of Roman orthography, which did not have the separate letter "U" and used V as both a vowel and consonant. A number of older U.S. coins also have the same usage.

From a foreign exchange standpoint, the balboa trades at par with the U.S. dollar so your quarter-balboa coin is worth 25 US cents.

From a numismatic standpoint, acording to the Standard Catalog of World Coins, an example is worth US$0.35 in Very Fine condition, US$0.50 in Extremely Fine condition, US$3.00 in Uncirculated condition, and US$7.00 in Brilliant Uncirculated condition.

full set of plates in the gamebird of the world set is 12 plates

Each coin weighs 25 grams and is .925 silver. So 19 coins * 25 grams * .925 = 439.375 grams of silver / 31.103 grams per troy ounce = 14.126 troy ounces. Silver today (2013-06-24) is $19.68 per troy ounce = $278.01.