Franklin Mint
Posted on Friday, May 28th, 2010 at 2:30 am
Where can I find a list of items and prices of those items no longer offered by the Franklin Mint?
Usually the Franklin Mint or the Bradford Exchange will have a list for what they call the Secondary Market. Sometimes Companies like Royal Doultan may have their own secondary market. I collected Star Trek Plates and have thirty two of them. I found out from reading and talking to other collectors that my first set of plates that I paid fifty five dollars each for a now worth at least $250 dollars a plate. Try talking to someone who collects the same things that you do.
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RARE FRANKLIN MINT CIVIL WAR CHESS SET!!!! PEWTER SOLDIERS LEE GRANT 32 PIECE XC $114.49 |
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GUARDIANS OF THE FORTRESS MEDIEVAL GOTHIC CHESS SET FRANKLIN MINT $425.00 |
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Franklin Mint Civil War Chess – Ulysses S Grant King $9.99 |
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The Official World Chess Federation Championship Chess Set $103.50 |
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Franklin Mint Monopoly – Gold Plated Lantern Token $3.99 |
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FRANKLIN MINT MONOPOLY 1991 COLLECTOR’S EDITION $15.50 |
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Roman Eagle BLACK PAWN – GODS CHESS Franklin Mint $34.99 |
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Collectors edition Monopoly FRANKLIN MINT 1991 Used Money $12.97 |
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Collectors edition Monopoly FRANKLIN MINT 1991 set chance community chest cards $13.47 |
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Franklin Mint Collector’s Edition SCRABBLE 24 Karat Gold Turntable Board $270.00 |
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Monopoly The Collector’s Edition Franklin Mint 1991 $450.00 |
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FRANKLIN MINT CHESS SET THE CHESS SET OF THE GODS E1644 $999.95 |
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Gold Plated Replacement 1991 Franklin Mint Monopoly Game Piece Token Iron $7.50 |
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Gold Plated Replacement 1991 Franklin Mint Monopoly Game Piece Token Lantern $3.50 |
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Gold Plated Replacement 1991 Franklin Mint Monopoly Game Piece Token Rare Horse $9.50 |
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Gold Plated Replacement 1991 Franklin Mint Monopoly Game Piece Token Purse Bag $9.50 |
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Franklin Mint Star Trek 25th Ann Chess – Uhara Queen $11.99 |
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FRANKLIN MINT MONOPOLY 1991 COLLECTOR’S EDITION WOODEN BOARD GAME COMPLETE $99.99 |
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Franklin mint Monopoly *SEALED* $150.00 |
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Franklin Mint Civil War Chess – CONFEDERATE Bishop, Knight, Rook (St. Silver) $20.50 |
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Franklin Mint Deluxe Edition 24k Gold Plated Purple Token $9.99 |
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Franklin Mint Deluxe Edition 24k Gold Plated White Token $9.99 |
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Franklin Mint Monopoly $200.00 |
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Beautiful all hand sculptured complete chess set made of glass/crushed stone $51.00 |
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Civil War CHECKERS Set wood box complete Franklin Mint $199.99 |
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Franklin Mint Classic Collector’s Edition SCRABBLE 24 Karat Gold Board $299.99 |
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Gold Plated Replalcement 1991 Franklin Mint Monopoly Game Piece Token Hotel $8.50 |
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MINT FRANKLIN ELECTRONIC CROSSWORD PUZZLE SOLVER, # SA309 $0.99 |
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Franklin Mint Civil War Checkers George Pickett $9.99 |
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Franklin Mint Civil War Checkers James Longstreet $9.99 |
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Franklin Mint Monopoly – Game Accessory Box $22.99 |
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Franklin Mint Monopoly – Playing Token Box $19.99 |
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Franklin Mint Civil War Chess – Wooden Game Board $79.99 |
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Franklin Mint Monopoly – Set of Money (Type 1) $19.99 |
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Franklin Mint Monopoly Board Game & Stand EXTRAORDINARY & EXTREMELY EXTRAVAGANT $99.01 |
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Franklin Mint Star Trek 3D Chess – Silver-Plated Queen $14.99 |
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FRANKLIN MINT MONOPOLY “COLLECTOR’S EDITION” $130.00 |
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FRANKLIN ELECTRONIC SCRABBLE DICTIONARY SCR-226 $15.99 |
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Franklin Mint Star Trek Tridimensional Chess Set $100.00 |
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Monopoly collectors Franklin Mint game NO RESERVE! $95.00 |
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THE COLLECTOR’S SCRABBLE 24K EDITION BOARD SET $75.00 |
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Franklin Mint Monopoly – Gold Plated Hat Token $9.99 |
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FRANKLIN MINT SCRABBLE 24K GOLD PLATED REPLACEMENT LETTER TILE I EXCELLENT COND $3.29 |
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FRANKLIN MINT DELUXE WOOD SCRABBLE GAME WITH 24K GOLD PLATED TILES & GLASS COVER $429.00 |
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FRANKLIN MINT SCRABBLE 24K GOLD PLATED REPLACEMENT LETTER TILE L EXCELLENT COND $3.49 |
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Franklin Mint Clue – The Gold Plated Rope Weapon 24K Gold Plated $11.50 |
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Monopoly Set – Franklin Mint Collectors Edition 1991 $350.00 |
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Franklin Mint 24kt Gold Plated replacement Hotel for Monopoly $4.19 |
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1991 Franklin Mint Monopoly Game Table $125.00 |
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FRANKLIN MINT 1991 COLLECTORS EDITION MONOPOLY SET $74.99 |
Coin Collecting Books Bring In Your Collection Stand Out
When you collect coins, you want to keep those coins in as mint condition as possible. Mint condition means that the coins don’t have any marks or nicks and that they look just as shiny as they did when they came off the mint. You won’t keep them in mint condition very long if you just keep them in a jar, or in a can beside or under your bed.
Some people like to keep them in tiny plastic sleeves but these are hard to keep track of; especially if you have a lot of them. Instead, why not keep your coins in a coin collecting book? A coin collecting book will keep your coins behind a plastic sheathe and thus will protect your collection. What’s more, your coin collecting book will keep your coins together and the book is a great way to show your collection off to anyone who is curious.
Getting Books
Some banks sell books, especially when new coins are released. However, you can most likely get coin collecting books from the Franklin mint where the US coins are minted. There are also books sold at coin collecting shows where people love to show off their coin collections, where people love to trade and sell their coins and also love to sell coin collecting reference books where you can learn a lot about coins and coin collecting.
Types of Books
There are coin collecting books for just US coins, there are coin collecting books for both US and international coins and then there are books for more historical coins, such as Roman Empire gold coins and such. There are in fact books for any type of coin you could ever think of.
Don’t worry if you only have one or two coins, and not enough to fill an entire book, a book will often give you the incentive you need to get more coins so that you can fill one or even several books that will comprise your coin collection.
Coin collecting is extremely fun and it’s interesting to see the differences in the various coins used as money throughout history. Even if you only have a couple of current coins circulating today, put them in a coin collecting book and keep collecting. Soon, you’ll have one or even several books filled up and that’s how you get started. Before you know it, you’ll have a collection most collectors would envy and they’ll be perfectly preserved and beautifully displayed in your various books.
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