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1. • • The Franklin Mint arranged with government officials from over 100 coin-issuing nations to create a collection of complete sets of official monetary coins from each nation. The denomination, metal, size, and weight are listed for each coin displayed.
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   What is a Franklin Mint 'coin sets of all nations'?

   • Franklin Mint’s “Coin Sets of All Nations” was issued beginning in the early 1980s. Complete set of Brilliant Uncirculated coins were purchased directly from the national governments, then sealed in a protective cachet, with both sides of the coins visible. Additionally, the cachet contains a postally-cancelled stamp from the country of issue.

   Coin Sets of All Nations - North America – Franklin Mint

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   What are Franklin Mint coins?

   • For collectors of novelty items, the Franklin Mint has many exciting gifts to offer, but it is important to note that gold-plated 50 state quarters, painted silver dollars, and the like are not produced by the U.S. Mint. Instead, these are offers for U.S. coins which have been altered by private individuals or private companies.

   Are Franklin Mint Coins Worth Collecting?

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   Is the Franklin Mint a US Mint?

   • The Franklin Mint is not connected with the U.S. Mint. Also, the Franklin Mint does not produce legal tender coins for U.S. circulation or commerce. However, they are famous for selling all kinds of coins, both legal-tender and privately manufactured.

   Are Franklin Mint Coins Worth Collecting?

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   Do Franklin Mint sets look like coins?

   • You often see Franklin Mint sets described as coins, because to a novice, they look like coins. To a numismatist, a coin is legal tender in some country, and is marked with its monetary value. Although the Franklin Mint did mint Proof Sets of coins for some countries, most Franklin Mint items were created for collectors and have no monetary value.

   Franklin Mint Medals General Information

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   Franklin Mint’s “Coin Sets of All Nations” was issued beginning in the early 1980s. Complete set of Brilliant Uncirculated coins were purchased directly from the national governments, then sealed in a protective cachet, with both sides of the coins visible.

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   The Franklin Mint symbol - a capital F with a stretched M across the middle, in a small square. The year minted, in a small square, e.g., 74 for 1974. P, in a small square - to indicate a Proof finish. Sterling, .925, .999, or 24KT - to indicate sterling silver, fine silver, or gold. On some items, the weight in grains is stamped.

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   Jun 27, 2018 · I have the Franklin Mint Coin Sets of all Nations volume 1. There's 22 cards including China and USSR. The China card value differs on eBay between $100 and $1000. Any ideas on this one please and where the value is? The Jiao coins are 1981. The Yuan is 1981. The Fen coins are 1982. I don't know which may be proof or otherwise.

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   One of its best numismatic sellers was the "Coin Sets of all Nations" series which included stamps and postmarks of the respective nation on each set. Besides coins, other offerings included dolls, plates, knives, LP record sets, and die-cast vehicles.

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   For collectors of novelty items, the Franklin Mint has many exciting gifts to offer, but it is important to note that gold-plated 50 state quarters, painted silver dollars, and the like are not produced by the U.S. Mint. Instead, these are offers for U.S. coins which have been altered by private individuals or private companies.

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    5 days ago · 4 Volumes Coin Sets Of All Nations By Franklin Mint - 119 Countries Incl. This Franklin Mint Coin Sets of All Nations has a Certificate of Authenticity from 1982. There are some newer coins/countries in here. The complete list of countries is below. If you want specifics ab...from.