Switzerland. 1 Franc 1966 (No reserve price)

Rare 1966 Switzerland 1 Franc Silver Coin – Exceptional ACCA MS-67 Top Grade
​An extraordinary numismatic opportunity for discerning collectors of European coinage: a stunning 1966 Switzerland 1 Franc (KM-24) minted in .835 fine silver, professionally authenticated and graded MS-67 by ACCA.
Designed by legendary engraver Antoine Bovy, the standing Helvetia design is one of the most iconic and enduring symbols in world numismatics. The 1966 issue represents one of the final years of Switzerland’s circulating silver series before transitioning to cupronickel in 1968, making late-date silver Francs highly sought after by collectors worldwide.
Graded a phenomenal MS-67 (Mint State 67), this coin is in near-flawless original condition. It exhibits brilliant, satiny luster across both surfaces with crisp, fully struck details—from the fine strands of Helvetia’s hair and the stars encircling her, to the delicate oak leaves on the reverse wreath. Free of distracting bag marks or hairlines, it presents magnificent eye appeal that far surpasses standard market examples.
While business strike silver Francs were minted for commerce, finding an example preserved in a pristine MS-67 state is remarkably difficult. High-grade silver coins of this era are increasingly rare as many were melted down or degraded through circulation.
​Whether you are building a registry-set collection of Swiss silver or acquiring top-tier historical coinage, this superb MS-67 specimen is an outstanding investment-grade piece. Secure this rare gem for your collection today!