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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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Yes, some are (but not all). The most valuable Franklin Mint collections are those minted in silver or gold. Those minted in bronze or pewter have little to no value. Some of the more valuable sets are 100 Greatest Masterpieces, History of the USA, Genius of Michaelangelo, Gold Mines of North America, Bicentennial Ingot collection, and others.
The Franklin Mint was a private mint founded by Joseph Segel in 1964 in Wawa, Pennsylvania. The name was originally The National Collector Society. It was changed to The Franklin Mint in the late 1960s. The founder Joseph Segel had humble beginnings but the success of The Franklin Mint brought him incredible wealth. He sold out in the 1970s and beg...
The ASK price is the retail price. Retail is the price a dealer will ask for and a collector will likely pay. Getting the retail price takes time because you have to find a collector willing to pay top dollar. BID is the wholesale price. The wholesale price is the price a dealer will likely pay. Getting the wholesale price is fast because dealers s...
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.
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.
Most Wanted Franklin Mint Silver We see a strong demand for most silver collections - complete or partial. We do not buy BRONZE or PEWTER collections. We make a market in all silver or gold Franklin Mint sets. We have created a list of wanted sets to help you learn which are worth money. 100 Greatest Americans Ingots → Contact Us
When it comes to ordering unaltered, legal-tender coins from the Franklin Mint, pay attention to the price of what you are buying. Let me get back to that offer for the pre-1900 silver dollar in a slab. The Franklin Mint had an offer for one in August 2008 for a “Very Good or Better Collector’s Condition” for $59.95.
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