Comoros Coins Price List

Welcome to Comoros coin catalog collection gallery and price list, organized by the standard notation of the World Coin Catalog (#KM). Here, you will find detailed information and values for each coin including old coins from Comoros. To make your search even easier, you can filter by coin name in the top field. Discover the rich history and unique characteristics of 's coins and add to your collection today.

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5 santīmāt

5 santīmāt from Comoros
KM# 1
Composition Bronze
Years 1891A
Coin value

10 santīmāt

10 santīmāt from Comoros
KM# 2
Composition Bronze
Years 1891A
Coin value

5 francs

5 francs from Comoros
KM# 3
Composition Silver
Years 1891A
Coin value

1 franc

1 franc from Comoros
KM# 4
Composition Aluminium
Years 1964
Coin value

2 francs

2 francs from Comoros
KM# 5
Composition Aluminium
Years 1964
Coin value 3,77$ - 6,74$

5 francs

5 francs from Comoros
KM# 6
Composition Aluminium
Years 1964
Coin value

10 francs

10 francs from Comoros
KM# 7
Composition Aluminium-bronze
Years 1964
Coin value

20 francs

20 francs from Comoros
KM# 8
Composition Aluminium-bronze
Years 1964
Coin value

50 francs (Independence of the Republic)

50 francs (Independence of the Republic) from Comoros
KM# 9
Composition Nickel
Years 1975
Coin value

5.000 francs (Said Mohamed Cheikh)

5.000 francs (Said Mohamed Cheikh) from Comoros
KM# 10
Composition Silver
Years 1976
Coin value

10 000 francs (Said Mohamed Cheikh)

10 000 francs (Said Mohamed Cheikh) from Comoros
KM# 11
Composition Gold
Years 1976
Coin value

20 000 francs (Said Mohamed Cheikh)

20 000 francs (Said Mohamed Cheikh) from Comoros
KM# 12
Composition Gold
Years 1976
Coin value

100 francs (FAO)

100 francs (FAO) from Comoros
KM# 13
Composition Nickel
Years 1977
Coin value

25 francs (FAO)

25 francs (FAO) from Comoros
KM# 14
Composition
Years 1982, 1981
Coin value 2,70$ - 4,83$

25 francs (FAO)

25 francs (FAO) from Comoros
KM# 14a
Composition Nickel plated steel
Years 2001
Coin value

25 francs (FAO)

25 francs (FAO) from Comoros
KM# 14b
Composition Stainless steel
Years 2013
Coin value

5 francs (World Fisheries Conference)

5 francs (World Fisheries Conference) from Comoros
KM# 15
Composition Aluminium
Years 1984, 1992
Coin value 4,01$ - 8,00$

50 francos

50 francos from Comoros
KM# 16
Composition Nickel
Years 1990, 1994
Coin value

50 francs

50 francs from Comoros
KM# 16a
Composition Nickel plated steel
Years 2001
Coin value

50 francs

50 francs from Comoros
KM# 16b
Composition Stainless steel
Years 2013
Coin value

10 francs

10 francs from Comoros
KM# 17
Composition Aluminium-bronze
Years 1992
Coin value 1,97$ - 2,63$

100 francs (FAO)

100 francs (FAO) from Comoros
KM# 18
Composition Nickel plated steel
Years 1999
Coin value

100 francs (FAO)

100 francs (FAO) from Comoros
KM# 18a
Composition Copper-nickel
Years 2003
Coin value

100 francs (FAO)

100 francs (FAO) from Comoros
KM# 18b
Composition Stainless steel
Years 2013
Coin value

10 francs

10 francs from Comoros
KM# 19
Composition Stainless steel
Years 2001
Coin value

1000 francs

1000 francs from Comoros
KM# 20
Composition Silver
Years 2002
Coin value

250 francs (30th Anniversary of the Central Bank)

250 francs (30th Anniversary of the Central Bank) from Comoros
KM# 21
Composition Bimetalica
Years 2013
Coin value

Investing in Comoros coins can be a great opportunity for coin collectors and investors alike. The rich cultural and historical heritage of Comoros is reflected in its coins, making them unique and valuable collectibles.

One reason why Comoros coins are attractive to investors is their rarity. Many Comoros coins were produced in limited quantities, making them difficult to find and increasing their value. Additionally, the historical events and political changes that have taken place in Comoros over the years have had a significant impact on its coin production, further adding to their rarity and collectibility.

Finally, the price of Comoros old coins is also influenced by their age and condition. Coins that are in excellent condition and date back to ancient times are often worth more than newer coins or those in poor condition.