Gold and Silver Coins of Latin Monetary Union

JinglePig lists 10 coins from Latin Monetary Union, 1865 to 1926 (5 gold, 5 silver), with each coin's weight, purity and what its metal is worth at today's spot price.

Latin Monetary Union — Historic Gold and Silver Coins

Latin Monetary Union 20 Centimes (Silver) 1865–1926 · 1 g at 83.5% · 0.0268 troy oz silver Silver melt value$1.45
Latin Monetary Union 50 Centimes / ½ Franc (Silver) 1865–1926 · 2.5 g at 83.5% · 0.0671 troy oz silver Silver melt value$3.63
Latin Monetary Union 1 Franc (Silver) 1865–1926 · 5 g at 83.5% · 0.1342 troy oz silver Silver melt value$7.25
Latin Monetary Union 2 Francs (Silver) 1865–1926 · 10 g at 83.5% · 0.2685 troy oz silver Silver melt value$14.51
Latin Monetary Union 5 Francs (Silver) 1865–1926 · 25 g at 90% · 0.7234 troy oz silver Silver melt value$39.10
Latin Monetary Union 5 Francs (Gold) 1865–1926 · 1.613 g at 90% · 0.0467 troy oz gold Gold melt value$186.54
Latin Monetary Union 10 Francs (Gold) 1865–1926 · 3.226 g at 90% · 0.0933 troy oz gold Gold melt value$373.07
Latin Monetary Union 20 Francs (Gold) 1865–1926 · 6.452 g at 90% · 0.1867 troy oz gold Gold melt value$746.15
Latin Monetary Union 50 Francs (Gold) 1865–1926 · 16.129 g at 90% · 0.4667 troy oz gold Gold melt value$1,865.37
Latin Monetary Union 100 Francs (Gold) 1865–1926 · 32.258 g at 90% · 0.9334 troy oz gold Gold melt value$3,730.75

Values per coin use these spot prices (US dollars):

Silver $54.05 per troy oz Current quote · Quote time Oct 24, 2:40 AM EDT
Gold $3,996.90 per troy oz Current quote · Quote time Oct 24, 2:40 AM EDT

Melt value is the metal content at spot price, not a buy or sell price. Collectible coins can be worth much more. For reference only.

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