Franklin Mint

how much is a 1985 franklin heirloom doll marie antoinette porceilin doll worth and do u have a picture

These silver ignots are usaully made as "Holiday" or "Birthday" bars or coins. They are minted as 1 TROY OZ in .999 silver which would make them worth what ever the asking price for silver is. Today that price is around $12.05. Typically, I see 1 TROY OZ bars and coins sell for a premium because collectors favor them more, so it is safe to assume that you could add a 8-10% premium for all bars and coin units.

They are selling on Ebay for about $20. I have been searching for an actual original value, but can't find it anywhere. I'm guessing $1 since it is about the same size and weight of my Silver dollar. The only thing that makes me think it may be worth more, is it's made of bronze.

Depends on where you live. Not over $5 for a single tin though.

In Massachusetts it is $8

i hear 34000

A 1909-S VDB penny!

170.oo

It depends on which doll, the condition, and if it has the box and COA. Some, like Scarlett in the BBQ dress can be found for $30 because they were so over produced. Later Gold Standard editions can sell for several hundred, again depending on which doll and condition.

This medal weighs 6.34 ounces of Sterling Silver for an Actual Silver Weight (ASW) of 5.86 ounces of pure silver.

According to information from the Franklin Mint, you cannot get a certificate of authenticity except at the time of purchase. This prevents people from getting certificates for items that are not authentic.

to be honest, i think anna's hair is rather curly

Mint mark, not mint. The Denver mint is the facility in Denver where coins are struck.

In any case you'll need to post a new question with the coin's date. Cents have been made in Denver for 100 years.

$140 to $175 for bronze ....if you find a buyer that collects these types of medals. I have the first silver edition that was first release in 1969. I don't know if other series were release for bronze or sillver. Have you contacted Franklin Mint for their assistence?

The Franklin Mint is a commercial operation. They make their money by selling things that they create, and for which they create a market.

The collection you have is only worth money if there is a market now for it..... these things do not automatically increase in value as the Mint implies - to increase in value they have to be scarce and there has to be a body of people wishing to buy them.

Of itself, bronze is not valuable.

Tyr checking on eBay for a valuation.

Initial issue of these bronze pieces sold for $200 each. They are beautiful and should be increasing in value. I have seen individual pieces go for anywhere between $100 and $250. If I remember correctly, they were not cast and prepared for sale until each piece was ordered and paid for so there should not be too many floating around loose.

Yes. I have one. It was sculpted by William Cousins. NO. GCI-18. I have no idea what the value of it is.

£1,000

1500.00

No. However, there is a George Washington mint coin.

these almost always sell for less than $10 -- not including shipping

Please check your coin.

Queen Anne was on the throne on in 1709, George I did not come to the throne until 1714.

I know you already got the answer...but do your homework! you probably got this one marked wrong! ahhaha!

About 2,000 maybe more as an invester set

One dollar. Of course. If it is current legal tender, they can't charge more than face value.

Franklin Mint does not make a version of the Scrabble Dictionary. Their elegant board only comes with the standard pieces. You can use the standard Merriam-Webster's OSPD4 (Official Scrabble Players Dictionary, Fourth Edition) that can be found in nearly all local and online bookstores to use with the Franklin Mint Scrabble board.

However, "Franklin Electronics" does make a Scrabble Dictionary (a handheld device) where you have buttons instead of pages, and it's based on the Merriam-Webster's version. You can find this at Franklin's website, on Amazon, and even on eBay.