I read that these aren’t legal tender but is there any other purpose for them or way to sell them? Most of the coins look unused and are from 1960-1990. Found in a relatives basement, about 1/3 of their franc coins pictured.
by O8va
I read that these aren’t legal tender but is there any other purpose for them or way to sell them? Most of the coins look unused and are from 1960-1990. Found in a relatives basement, about 1/3 of their franc coins pictured.
by O8va
19 comments
I keep them. They prob wont increase in value but it’s not like it takes up allot of space
Some balloons, French onion soup and a bean burrito, lots of lube and these will make for great kids´ party entertainment.
Make pictures of them and post those on social media.
Eat them
Use the app coin snap to see what theyre worth
Put them in a sock. Great for home defence.
I remember receiving approximately that amount of 1 franks from my uncle and feeling very rich.
I use my collection of 5 francs for shopping trolley. Same size as €1
The 20francs are the same size as 50 cent
I’m sure u can find vending machines that still take them
Use it to decorate the floor with?
I don’t think you can still change coins, I even doubt if they would still change notes. If they do, only at the ‘nationale bank’.
I would save ’em though, maybe pass ’em to a next generation?
it’s a nice start for a coin collection…
Scrap metal 😉
Use them as currency in board games haha
Poker
You could see how many of them you can shove up your ass?!
Keep! For the culture
Great shrapnel in a bomb
Drill a gaatje er in and use them as rondellekes.
Back in my day i could have bought a whole candy factory with this
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