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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;satootoko, post: 25073, member: 669&quot;]Welcome to the forum loftcarly.</p><p><br /></p><p>One of the critical factors in valuing a coin is its condition or &quot;grade&quot;.&nbsp; Without clear photos/scans of the coins it really isn&#039;t possible to give an accurate valuation.</p><p>The two-headed eagle is a symbol of the pre-WW I Austro-Hungarian Empire.&nbsp; The bust is of Emperor Franz Joseph I.&nbsp; Krause # KM2222, 1 Florin, 12.34g .900 silver, mintage 4,235,000, $6 F, $10 VF, $14 XF, $25 Unc.Krause # KM2807, 24g .8350 silver, Franz Joseph I, mintage 8,525,000, $8 F, $12.50 VF, $30 XF, $75 Unc.Krause # KM2821, 10g .8350 silver,&nbsp; Franz Joseph I, mintage 10,244,500, $3.50 F, $5 VF, $7 XF, $10 Unc.</p><p><br /></p><p>&quot;Commemorative&quot; is redundant when applied to Marshall Islands coins, as they are <i>all</i> non-circulating, non-legal tender, issued strictly as a government money-making operation.&nbsp; There are strict limitations on redemption, and U.S. currency is the legal tender.&nbsp; You have KM#13, no mintage figure listed, valued by Krause at $3.50 Unc.The only price guide I have is an old Red Book, so someone else will have to supply values here.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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