Franklin Mint

50-500 usd

PCGS shows a retail price of about $1300, although that may be a bit on the high side.

The value of any numismatic collectible is set, essentially, by supply and demand. "Supply" is more often referred to as "rarity," and demand ... well, is demand. :) Condition plays a part in demand, but sets in original Mint packaging are usually insulated from condition-based pricing variations.

The Franklin Mint collection "The Guns that Won the West" is a miniature Pewter Replica Collection of 25 guns which were considered by historians to be the most valuable tool possessed by the American frontiersman. Created and distributed in the mid 1980's as an official issue of the Western Heritage Museum.

I can't tell you how much your plate is worth on the secondary market, but I can tell you how to find out. Collectibles are sold on the secondary market and the values are listed in books on collectibles What you need to do is look in a collectible plate listing under Franklin Mint and find the secondary market price listed. This is the base price since the secondary collectible market is like the stock market and prices go up and down. The value of your item also depends on if you have the box it came in and the paperwork that came with the plate. Without these the value of any collectible is less. Another way to get a base value on your item is to go on EBay to see if any are listed and to see what the price is on the listing. This can give you a pretty good idea. The secondary market in collectible is a little fickled because if enough people want to collect an item the value can be high and then it can drop overnight.

550-600

Did Franklin Mint issue a set of 13 medals/coins featuring the governors of the 13 orginal U.S. states?

$20 more than likely, if you could get it. Most (though certainly not all) of the collector plates sell below their original purchasecprice and have roughly the same collectible value as beanie babies - that is to say nearly none of significance, except for a very few that currently command fantastic prices. I recommend going to the Franklin mint plate registry on line for a list of plate prices. Happy surfing!

I payed 1060.00 for my watch at the Franklin mint in PA. I have never wear it it's still in the box only take it to the jeweler once a year for service. My estimate would be if never worn and and still in box with current papers $1500 an up since thay only minted 2500.

where can I find out how much this set is worth? I have the whole set

You might find a buyer on Ebay.

$50.00 a book?

There is almost no gold value all in these foil replicas. It is a layer an atom or two thick on aluminum. There is little extra value to these replicas and stamp collectors typically do not want them in their collections.

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Horst Belda

Today, 25-Mar-2010, between $.42 and $.47 per gram.

how much is a gold dollar worth from the franklin mint worth enclosed in a package worth from the franklin mint

The two large coins in the set (the $5 and $10 coins) contain an aggregate of 1.92 troy ounces of silver, so just the "melt value" of these two coins (with silver at about US$17 per troy ounce) should be about $32.50. As a numismatic item, it's not worth a whole lot more than that - maybe $35 to $40, and the price tends to move with the price of silver.

I don't think they're worth very much at all.

15 in the first series, 12 in the second series, and 12 in the third....so, 39.

Monticello is the building on the reverse of the coin.

Multiply spot silver (currently $31.68) times .925 (sterling silver pct) = $29.30

That is your silver value. The numismatic value is what any one is willing to pay for it, probably not much more than spot.

There are 35

Average retail value is $11.00 issue price was $14.95.