Franklin Mint
Tuesday, June 30th, 2009Franklin Mint
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10 Franklin Mint Butterfly Butterflies with ID Card |  |
2 Bids | US $9.99 | 20m |
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1 ROLL FRANKLIN HALFS nice mix of dates mint marks | |
5 Bids | US $138.27 | 20m |
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Set of 6 Franklin Mint Woodland surprises figures | |
2 Bids | US $7.70 | 21m |
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Twenty Mint Condition 1963 Franklin Half Dollars | |
3 Bids | US $141.39 | 26m |
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Franklin Half 1961 D From Mint Set Silver US Coins | |
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US $34.99 | 27m |
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Franklin Mint Dragons Realm Art Dagger by Julie Bell | |
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US $89.99 | 31m |
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FRANKLIN MINT 1976 LIBERTY TREE COLLECTIBLE PLATE | |
0 Bid | US $45.00 | 33m |
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WHITE EAGLE GAS PUMP KNIFE FRANKLIN MINT | |
0 Bid | US $4.99 | 33m |
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Franklin Mint 2 Princess Dianas 10 Outfits NIB COAs | |
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US $575.00 | 33m |
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Dragon of Triumph Bronze Julie Bell Franklin Mint | |
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US $249.00 | 40m |
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Dale Earnhardt NASCAR Bank Franklin Mint NEW | |
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US $134.99 | 41m |
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Franklin Mint 1947 Harley Davidson Fire Chief Servi Car | |
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US $195.00 | 41m |
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Franklin Mint 1956 Lincoln Continental Mark II | |
1 Bid | US $50.00 | 46m |
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Franklin Mint 1961 Lincoln Continental | |
1 Bid | US $65.00 | 50m |
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Franklin Mint 1955 Cadillac Fleetwood Elvis Presley | |
0 Bid | US $65.00 | 51m |
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FRANKLIN MINT JUNK YARD CARS FOR PARTS USED AS IS | |
5 Bids | US $38.00 | 1h |
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FRANKLIN MINT THE MAJESTY OF ROSES COLLECTOR PLATE 1991 | |
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US $13.50 | 1h 6m |
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FRANKLIN MINT PRINCESS DIANA BRIDE PORCELAIN DOLL MIB | |
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US $275.00 | 1h 12m |
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Dale Earnhardt Jr Pocket Watch Franklin Mint | |
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US $39.99 | 1h 13m |
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WOW JOHN WAYNE AMERICAN LEGEND by Franklin Mint | |
US $10.00 | 1h 15m |
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RARE JOHN WAYNE LONG ARM OF THE LAW Franklin Mint | |
US $10.00 | 1h 15m |
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FRANKLIN MINT HANDPAINTED UNICORN SET OF 3 | |
2 Bids | US $22.00 | 1h 28m |
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Bedtime Story Sue Willis Franklin Mint Collector Plate | |
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US $14.99 | 1h 29m |
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Franklin Mint 1953 Corvette | |
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US $34.95 | 1h 32m |
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Franklin Mint 1949 Ford WOODY wagon 124 Diecast Car | |
2 Bids | US $33.56 | 1h 32m |
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FRANKLIN MINT 1973 LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE Bronze Token | |
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US $19.00 | 1h 35m |
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Franklin Mint Rose of Love Ring Earrings Necklace Set | |
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US $299.99 | 1h 36m |
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1953 D FRANKLIN HALF MINT STATE FULL BELL LINES | |
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US $22.99 | 1h 37m |
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SPICE JAR SAGE Franklin Mint 1985 Gloria Concepts | |
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US $8.95 | 1h 38m |
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Jackie Doll Peach Day Ensemble Franklin Mint NRFB nr | |
1 Bid | US $9.99 | 1h 39m |
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FRANKLIN LIBRARY VANITY FAIR MINT FULL LEATHER BINDING | |
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US $17.77 | 1h 42m |
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Franklin Mint Ltd Ed 1963 Chevrolet Impala Coupe | |
10 Bids | US $51.00 | 1h 46m |
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Butterfly Pendant 14K Gold Pearl Franklin Mint 1980 | |
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US $134.00 | 1h 47m |
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John Wayne THE DUKE Western The Franklin Mint Plate | |
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US $8.95 | 1h 48m |
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FRANKLIN MINT DISPLAY CASE FOR THE 1960S 143 | |
2 Bids | US $76.00 | 1h 49m |
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Vtg Franklin Mint Little Women Beth Doll NIB COA | |
0 Bid | US $19.95 | 1h 51m |
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SPICE JAR TARRAGON Franklin Mint 1985 Gloria Concepts | |
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US $8.95 | 1h 51m |
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Franklin Mint Worlds Greatest Performance Cars Ingots | |
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US $399.00 | 1h 52m |
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Japan Zero Fighter 148 Franklin Mint | |
5 Bids | US $63.30 | 1h 52m |
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SPICE JAR CELERY Franklin Mint 1985 Gloria Concepts | |
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US $8.95 | 1h 53m |
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Franklin Mint Unicorn Porcelain Figurine David Cornell | 0 Bid | US $9.99 | 1h 53m |
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Vtg Franklin Mint Irish Heirloom Christening Doll NIB | |
0 Bid | US $19.95 | 1h 53m |
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FRANKLIN MINT SIDE DISPLAY CASES FOR THE 60S OR 50S | |
2 Bids | US $36.59 | 1h 54m |
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SPICE JAR THYME Franklin Mint 1985 Gloria Concepts | |
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US $8.95 | 1h 55m |
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Disney 101 Dalmatians Franklin Mint Faberge Egg | |
0 Bid | US $59.95 | 1h 57m |
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Disney Cinderella Prince Franklin Mint Faberge Egg | |
0 Bid | US $59.95 | 1h 58m |
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Franklin Mint Nancy Matthews Bundle of Joy plate | |
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US $9.99 | 1h 58m |
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Lot of 3 Franklin Mint Teddy Bear Plates Nursery Decor | |
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US $35.00 | 1h 59m |
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Art Deco Sterling Picture Frame Franklin Mint Mint | |
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US $219.99 | 1h 59m |
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1956 CORVETTE Convertible RARE Franklin Mint | |
0 Bid | US $65.00 | 1h 59m |
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SPICE JAR GINGER Franklin Mint 1985 Gloria Concepts | |
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US $8.95 | 1h 59m |
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Disney Beauty Beast Franklin Mint Faberge Egg | |
0 Bid | US $59.95 | 2h 1m |
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FRANKLIN MINT DISNEY CINDERELLA PRINCE CHARMING DOLL | |
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US $179.99 | 2h 2m |
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Franklin mint The Great Cats of The World figurines | |
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US $275.00 | 2h 3m |
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Franklin Mint 1960 Chevrolet Impala HT | |
0 Bid | US $49.99 | 2h 4m |
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Franklin Mint History The United States 200 Medal Set | |
0 Bid | US $275.00 | 2h 4m |
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Vintage Franklin Mint Bride Doll | |
0 Bid | US $19.95 | 2h 4m |
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Franklin Mint Nancy Matthews Purrfection plate | |
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US $9.99 | 2h 5m |
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Franklin Mint VW 1967 Volkswagen Custom Cal Bug | |
0 Bid | US $58.99 | 2h 9m |
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Franklin Mint 1967 Corvette | |
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US $65.00 | 2h 11m |
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GREAT SAILING SHIPS Silver Ingots HISTORY Franklin Mint | |
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US $350.00 | 2h 11m |
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Franklin Mint Princess Diana Outfit Long Black Dress | |
0 Bid | US $40.00 | 2h 13m |
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Franklin Mint Diana Princess of Charm Doll | |
0 Bid | US $80.00 | 2h 13m |
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Franklin Mint Diana Queen of Fashion Doll | |
0 Bid | US $80.00 | 2h 14m |
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Franklin Mint Diana Princess of Wales Portrait Doll | |
0 Bid | US $80.00 | 2h 14m |
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NRFB FRANKLIN MINT DISNEY CINDERELLA PORCELAIN DOLL | |
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US $159.99 | 2h 14m |
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Franklin Mint Princess Diana Casual Khaki Ensemble | |
0 Bid | US $40.00 | 2h 14m |
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FRANKLIN MINT SCARLETT GONE WITH THE WIND MIB | |
1 Bid | US $29.99 | 2h 15m |
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Franklin Mint Nancy Matthews Out on a Limb plate | |
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US $9.99 | 2h 15m |
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1968 Dodge Charger 2dr HT Franklin Mint China RJ58 | |
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US $50.00 | 2h 17m |
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Franklin Mint American Landmarks Solid Sterling Coins | |
5 Bids | US $12.50 | 2h 21m |
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Franklin Mint Nancy Matthews Ladies of Leisure plate | |
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US $9.99 | 2h 21m |
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Franklin Mint 1955 Bentley MIB Blue Silver | |
2 Bids | US $50.95 | 2h 26m |
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Franklin Mint Princess Diana Doll NIB | |
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US $125.00 | 2h 30m |
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Franklin Mint Ben Nighthorses Mountain Lion KniveNIB | |
0 Bid | US $225.00 | 2h 31m |
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Franklin Mint Fire Engine Pocket Watch | |
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US $64.95 | 2h 31m |
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Kirk Franklin The Fight of My Life JAPAN CD Mint 19 | |
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US $7.99 | 2h 31m |
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Franklin Mint Gen Robert E Lee Knife Limited Edition | |
0 Bid | US $24.75 | 2h 31m |
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Franklin Mint HARLEY DAVIDSON DOLL DAKOTA | |
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US $69.95 | 2h 32m |
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Franklin Mint Harley Davidson Bride Doll Kristy NIB | |
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US $135.00 | 2h 32m |
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Franklin Mint BIGFOOT MONSTER TRUCK SHELL MAC TOOLS | |
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US $74.95 | 2h 32m |
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Franklin Mint BIGFOOT MONSTER TRUCK SHELL AMERICAN FLAG | |
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US $74.95 | 2h 33m |
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Franklin Mint BIGFOOT MONSTER TRUCK SHELL SNAKE BITE | |
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US $74.95 | 2h 33m |
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Franklin Mint 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air 124 Diecast Car | |
6 Bids | US $41.00 | 2h 33m |
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Santa Claws Franklin Mint Collectible Plate | |
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US $21.99 | 2h 35m |
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Santa Paw Franklin Mint Dog Collector Plate | |
0 Bid | US $.99 | 2h 35m |
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Franklin Mint 13Country advertsing doll Domino Sugar | |
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US $24.99 | 2h 36m |
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Franklin Mint 12bisque LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD MIB 1984 | |
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US $34.99 | 2h 38m |
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Franklin Mint 12bisque The GOOSE GIRL MIB 1986 | |
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US $34.99 | 2h 39m |
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Franklin Mint 12bisque GOLDILOCKS MIB 1984 | |
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US $34.99 | 2h 41m |
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Franklin Mint THIMBLE SET 1983 Friends of the Forest | |
4 Bids | US $43.00 | 2h 43m |
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Franklin Mint 13Country adver doll JP Coats thread | |
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US $24.99 | 2h 44m |
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TNG STAR TREK TRIDIMENTIONAL CHESS FRANKLIN MINT 3D | |
5 Bids | US $114.50 | 2h 45m |
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57 Chevy Folding Knife Franklin Mint New w Case | |
0 Bid | US $14.99 | 2h 46m |
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2 Franklin Mint Annual Calendar Medals 1972 1975 Zodiac | |
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US $20.00 | 2h 49m |
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Franklin mint 1932 Cadillac V16 | |
0 Bid | US $45.00 | 2h 49m |
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The Franklin Mint Collector Plate Pride of the Sioux | |
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US $9.95 | 2h 50m |
Is the Franklin Mint $20 replica coins (they look like silver) actually silver or not? And are they worth $?
I just found out that they are not replicas, but British Virgin Islands $20 coins. They are silver, but I still don't know the purity or weight. I have some pics if someone wants to email me and I can email back with a few pics attached.
Thanks for your imput!!
I am not sure what you have. $20 U.S. coins are double eagles and are made of gold. The replicas are usually gold plated copper nickel or gold plated silver. The Franklin mint over the years has put out a lot of so-called coins as well as real one for foreign countries. The made also a lot of medals that they called coins, but are not. There is little secondary market action on these items and they sell for the gold or silver in them. It is most likely your items are made of silver. A large coin dealer could tell you, smaller ones may not know. Best I can do without seeing them.
Internet Marketing Advice: How To Find Your Ideal Prospect In Internet Marketing
That’s a question that popped up recently – and it’s a doozy.
Actually, the question was a bit more specific:
“I have a new client who wants to sell jewelry items (earrings, chains, broaches) targeted at those who feel patriotic about their country - and wish to display their pride on their clothing and body.
“We were discussing advertising in The National Enquirer-type of publication. Danbury and Franklin mint are consistent in there, with products in similar price points.
“Where would I find mailing lists targeted at those who buy jewelry items at the $100 price-point?
“What about lists of buyers who are patriotic - where would I find such a list?”
Soon as I read that question, I realized I’ve been woefully remiss in writing about media on this blog. We’ve talked about just about everything else involved in direct response promotions – and we’ve spent reams of virtual paper on your sales copy – but so far, not a single breath about selecting the right media for your promotion.
Should you begin with TV? Radio? A Web campaign? Print ads in newspapers or magazines?
Direct mail?
I mean – it’s kind of an important question when you think about it. After all – the medium you’ll be using not only determines the cost of your promotion; it also is a major influence on the approach you’re going to take in your sales copy!
So today, we’re going to remedy that – with a basic, plain-English guide to selecting the media that will give your promotions the greatest likelihood of success.
Or, alternatively titled …
Selecting The Right Media 101
Right off the bat, it helps to understand three all-important facts of life about selecting the optimal medium for your promotion …
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Fact #1: There's No Such Thing as a Free Lunch. If you plan to rent a direct mail list, place an ad in a newspaper or magazine, buy time on TV or radio, plaster your business all over a billboard – or even buy space on the back of a matchbook – you might as well get used to it: You’re going to have to unlimber your checkbook. Think you can dodge the media cost bullet by building your business on the Internet? … Maybe with affiliate programs, joint venture or per-inquiry (PI) deals?
Good luck! These programs are important, but your affiliates and joint venture partners – not you – get to decide if and when your ads run and by extension, if and when you’ll become a success.
To produce the big numbers of new customers you’re looking for, you’ll need to seize control of your own fortunes. And that means renting e-mail lists, buying banners on websites, signing on for pay-per-click campaigns – and unless you personally have the time and knowledge required, paying someone else to make sure the search engines can find your site. -
Fact #2: Some Media Cost More Than Others. The rates a particular medium charges you are generally based on four things …
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The number of people who will see your message: The number of people who subscribe, read, view or listen to a particular medium is often referred to as “impressions” or “eyeballs” – and the more eyeballs you get, the more you pay. The cost of a medium divided by eyeballs tells you how much you’re paying to deliver your sales message to one prospect. Multiply that number times one thousand and you get that medium’s “cost per thousand” or “CPM.” CPM is the number that’s usually used to compare the cost of various media.
A 30-second television spot in a local market might cost you as little as $10/M. A red-hot direct mail list could cost you $150/M or more. - The size of your ad: In addition to the number of eyeballs you get, you also pay for how much time or space your ad will consume. Full-page ads cost more than little ones; 30-second commercials cost less than 30-minute infomercials. Even in bulk mailings, basic postage rates allow you up to three ounces of material. If you want to send more, you’ll have to pay more.
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The type of people who will see your message: As a general rule … Media that deliver your ad to the gray masses are the cheapest on a CPM basis: Billboards, general-interest newspapers and tabloids, local TV and radio channels, for example …
Media that deliver your ad to better-defined audiences cost a little more: Special-interest magazines, cable channels and websites, for example …
And the media that put your sales message only in front of people who are most highly-qualified to buy your product charge out the wazzoo: Highly selected direct mail and e-mail lists of folks who have bought your type of product through this kind of medium in the recent past are at the top of the media cost pecking order (and usually, well-worth it!).
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The number of people who will see your message: The number of people who subscribe, read, view or listen to a particular medium is often referred to as “impressions” or “eyeballs” – and the more eyeballs you get, the more you pay. The cost of a medium divided by eyeballs tells you how much you’re paying to deliver your sales message to one prospect. Multiply that number times one thousand and you get that medium’s “cost per thousand” or “CPM.” CPM is the number that’s usually used to compare the cost of various media.
- Fact #3: Some Media Produce Higher Response Rates Than Others. If you ever had the opportunity to run the exact same ad copy on every medium available, you’d probably find that the percentage of folks who respond to your ad will be up to 100 times greater in some media than in others. Same ad, same copy, same offer – massive response differential.
Why?
Well, for one thing, there’s the competition. If your sales message is just one in a big newspaper or magazine or clustered with others on TV or radio, not all readers will see or hear you – and therefore, the media will probably cost you less.
On the other hand, if your sales message is delivered all by itself (as in direct mail or e-mail blasts), your response rate could be up to 100 times higher – and the media cost will also be higher.
But there’s another, more crucial reason why the response rates produced by some media are so much higher than others …
Anyway I'll deal with that in a future post but here's one of the best ways to maximize the above points for an internet network marketing business.
See what I mean at ItReallyWorks.biz then call me @ 772-971-8637 or email me @ warrenlittlemarketing@gmail.com with your questions.
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