This gold coin contains 0.933 troy ounces of bullion. Based on the metal content and weight, the intrinsic melt value of one 100 Francs Gold Lucky Angel (Avg Circ) is $2457.88 based on today's gold spot price.
Coin | Melt Value | Lowest Retail Price | Buy/Sell Spread | Premium |
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100 Francs Lucky Angel | $2457.88 | $2622.76 | $211.50 | 8.60% |
Current retail values for France 100 Francs Lucky Angel range from $2622.76 to $2669.38. Compare Prices.
The 100 Francs Lucky Angel Gold Coin is a notable issue in French coinage, celebrated for its intricate design and historical significance. Minted primarily in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, this coin captures the essence of French artistry and is a favorite among collectors and investors.
The 100 Francs Lucky Angel was struck at several French mints, with mint marks indicating the place of origin. The mint mark is usually located on the obverse side:
Paris mint issues from 1878 to 1906 had relatively large mintages, making these coins more common in the market today. These dates often serve as bullion coins due to their availability and relatively low premiums above gold content.
Coins from Bordeaux ('L'), Marseille ('M'), and Nantes ('A') mints are much rarer, especially in higher grades. These coins command significant premiums due to their limited production.
Some key dates include the 1895 and 1904 issues, which have notably lower mintages and are highly desirable among collectors.
The value of 100 Francs Lucky Angel Gold Coins depends on their condition (grade), rarity, and mint mark. Here is a general estimate of the value based on grades for common-date coins (Paris and large mintage years).
Rare mint marks and key dates can command prices well into the thousands or even tens of thousands for coins in higher grades.
The 100 Francs Lucky Angel is a significant piece of French numismatic history. Coins from Bordeaux, Marseille, and Nantes mints, as well as key dates, are highly sought after by collectors and can command significant premiums. Common-date coins are more affordable and may be sold as bullion, making them a popular choice for gold investors. The coin's value increases significantly with higher grades and more desirable mint marks.
Weight | .9334 oz |
Country | France |
Type | Gold Coin |
Mint | Monnaie de Paris |
Classification | Historical |
Purity | .900 fineness |