U.S. Mint Bald Eagle Coin

Question by Kati: Value of 4 Franklin Mint coins?
I have 4 sterling silver coins. 1st one is 1973 John F Kennedy with his face on one side and a embossed picture of JFKs back with words "...of those to whom much is given, much is required." Followed by his signature. On edge is the words The Franklin Mint and 1000 Grains Sterling (copyright symbol) then three other symbols..
2nd + 3rd Coins are from a bird collection set 1971. We have no. 7 & 11 the 'Peregrine Falcon' & 'Bald Eagles'. Sterling marked on the sides with three symbols again.
The first 3 coins all have the Gilroy Robert's symbol.
The last coin is Mayflower 1620/1970 Sterling marked on the side again with 4 symbols n the # 04732. on the back is a map of cape cod bay.
Where can i find the value or aprox value of these coins?
Thanks in advanced for your help =)

Best answer:

Answer by liberty 911
Typically the value of these items is based upon the spot price of silver which is currently almost per troy ounce. 1000 grains Sterling silver is approximately 2 troy ounces. You might consider checking for similar items on eBay. I hope that helps.

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