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Question: #1: franklin mint?
I need to replace two broken elephants from my noahs ark cruet set purchased from Franklin Mintnearly 10 years ago.Can anyone out there help me ?
- asked by spike9rutger
try search for the mint website on google'wanted'ad if free in local newspaperasking on here-you've been there done that!ebay 'wanted'car bootsales - answered by: frogg135
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Question: #2: What is the best glue to use on a broken Franklin Mint Statue?
10 years ago, my daughter (who was 3 or 4 at thetime) broke one of my valuable art deco FranklinMint statues. She is 14 now and I finally unpackedmy collection. I would like to fix this statue,but the glues that Michaels sells so far have notworked. Liquid Nails craft glue, Super GlueGel....nothing is working. I am looking forsomeone who has successfully repaired a FranklinMint statue - and would appreciate feedback.Thanks!
- asked by Goldie
if this Franklin Mint statue is Valuable then iwould go to a proper restoration place to have itrepaired, as if you do it yourself IT would beWORTHLESS - answered by: gannet940
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Question: #3: I have some Franklin mint and Danube mint collectibles, that due to medical bills i mustsell. any idea how?
Franklin Mint are cast Coca Cola trucks. DanburyMint are musical carasoul horses. Looking foreasiest, fastest and safe method of selling this,quickly.
- asked by better_wiser1
Fastest would be the nearest pawn shop. You won'tget a very good price, but you can probably sellthe items on the spot. - answered by: STEVEN F
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Question: #4: What exactly is a franklin mint?
If a person has a /franklin mint, does that mean that one day it will be worth money? What is itexactly.
- asked by keda
The value of the products made by the Americancompany called "The Franklin Mint " aredependant on how much a collector is willing topay for an item, on re-sale.. It is a muggs game.Meaning that the company pumps out millions of aitem, say a china collectors plate, and buyersexpect to see it rise in value over time. Atotal waste of money.This is NOT a way to make aprofit.Jim B. Toronto. - answered by: Jim B
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Question: #5: I have a Franklin Mint Medal with Christmas Carolers on the front, does anyone know anythingabout it?
It has carolers on the front, a family watchingthem through a window on the back, the case says"Sterling Silver Proof" and "Limited EditionStruck by the Franklin Mint"Tell me anything youknow about this medal or coin, what year etc.
- asked by Brian T
Franklin mint has done a lot of silver coins overthe years. They seem to go for about $10.00 or so.This might be like yours, though without a pic, Ican't besure.
http://www.goantiques.com/detail,1989-franklin-mint,145645.html - answered by: Julie S
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Question: #6: would like to know the value of a coin collection from franklin mint british virgin islands proofcoins 1973?
I have a book from franklin mint with proof coinsand stamps dated june 30,1973 I would like to geta value on them
- asked by kimmybr69
I found a number of BVI 1973 proof coin sets atthe website listed below. I think you couldidentify your set and get some idea of its valuethere. - answered by: Gromm_who_is_gone
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Question: #7: What is the value of The Millennium Coin Collection from the Franklin mint?
I have looked all over the internet for the pastcouple hours and can not find any informationabout it. It is in a wooden case with doors thatopen to the coins inside that are in plastic'cards' with information about each coin writtenon each one. It has green marble looking pillarson each side of the doors. Sorry for my ignoranceit is the best description I can give. I'm sureits supposed to resemble a government building orsomething.
- asked by angrdrgz3
Franklin Mint items have never done well on thesecondary market. They charged to much for theitems. They also didn't really make the coins andmostly medals, for the coin collector. They wentafter the history buff and people who thoughtsince it is silver, it has to go up in value. Itdid, bit noway near what was paid for them. Theyalso took real inexpensive world coins andpackaged them nice and charged outrages prices.They had great packaging, but items of littlevalue or over priced items. You may not be able tofind out what they are worth, because few peoplewould be willing to buy them. Private mint issuesand buying on TV, are two things to keep away fromwhen it comes to coins. I do believe there is abook out there on Franklin mint items, I don'tknow if it has a price guide or not. Check yourlibrary. I wish I had better news for you. - answered by: Taiping
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Question: #8: How can I find out approximately how much a Franklin Mint watch is worth?
I inherited one and would like to know what itmight be worth. I don't know its year or anythingbut it's still in the box and pictures are athttp://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s119/multipleuseracct/Video/Misc/W1.jpg andhttp://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s119/multipleuseracct/Video/Misc/W2.jpgThanks!
- asked by Pat
maybe not a lot.they sell coins that are similarto real coins.but they're not real -- that is,they're not government issued coins.i suspect thattheir watches are the same.if you like it, wear itand enjoy it.however, when you have it on, stop ina jeweler and ask.\or an antique shop.they mightknow. - answered by: linlyons
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Question: #9: What is the Franklin Mint Civil War chess set made of?
I know that the figurines are made out of pewter,but I'm not sure about the rest of the it, or whatthe board is made out of. I think it might havesome gold or ivory or something on them, butagain, I'm not sure. Help please? THANK YOU! :)IKNOW that the figurines are made out of pewter,but I want to know what the other REST of thepiece is made out of. And I'd like your source ofinfo, as well.Thank you.
- asked by HK
The rest of the chess piece is brass with eitherblue or gray enamel...Some people over on E-Bayhave this in their description. - answered by: boardgamefan
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Question: #10: Lookin 4 info on soldier figures 1970 from a company Franklin Mint the company has changedhands many times?
The present owners have no records of items madein the 1970`s. and therefore I cant get lists ordescriptions of the soldiers from them. Thecompany is in america but used a number ofenglish casting companies and artists in theirearly productions in the late 60`s and early 70`s.At one time owned by MGM studios and more recentlyfamous for the court case involving the statuettesthey made of Diana alledged without consent. Theywere sued for millions and sold the company. It isnow owned by a consortium of film stars.
- asked by bryansalsa
If you have an image of them maybe try here
http://www.irecognisethat.com - answered by: Stuart P
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