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1835 - one frac

fishing4gold

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So I was out test panning Sunday and at the bottom of my pan I found a 1835 one franc - at 176 years old I would think it must be worth something. . .any clues? :help:

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fishing4gold
 
Now age is not always the same as value ! :)

Is it a french franc or what ?
A picture of the coin would help a lot ! :icon_thumleft:
 
I realize that - It is french - I do believe it is silver. . . . :) I will try to get a pic up Tuesday.
 
those coins are mostly very rare and if you got great grade and right mintmark then you could have values as 200 - 300$
nice!!!
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The coin is composed of silver; 5g, 23mm and in 1835 twelve mints produced the coin. The mintmark will be at the 5 o'clock postion near the rim below the date. The most common mintages came from mints "A", then "W" then "B". What is your coin's mintmark?
Welcome to Treasure Net !!
Don....
 
Thanks for the info Don - I will have to check the mint mark when I return home. . . :o
 

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