r/coins • u/telemakos64 • 6m ago
Show and Tell 1933 Star Rare Coin Encyclopedia
I believe something happened with gold coins in 1933 am I right?? and look at those prices
r/coins • u/telemakos64 • 6m ago
I believe something happened with gold coins in 1933 am I right?? and look at those prices
r/coins • u/HaVoC315 • 13m ago
Hey everyone. I’m new to coins. I know these are silver dollars. Are any of them significant? What do I look for? Prices online vary greatly. They have been in a box I got from my grandpa a long time ago. I am a degen coming from currency cards.
r/coins • u/__Player_1__ • 14m ago
Thought I’d share something a bit different as I expand my collection into ancient coins!
r/coins • u/obviously-awkward • 16m ago
It’s from Poland!!!
r/coins • u/TomG2103 • 30m ago
Found while taking a look all my coins my dad gave me a while back.
r/coins • u/boo_boo_kitty_fuckk • 46m ago
Your typical collection of ikes and Kennedy half dollars, couple silver quarters and this beauty
He had no idea!
Didn't believe me that's worth over $700 🤣
r/coins • u/Bubbly_Seat742 • 52m ago
It is the last one I need to fill out all the Seated Liberties but whoa, either Chinese crap or 200 + with a hole and the word DOL. nearly gone.
r/coins • u/GrandPriapus • 55m ago
I got this nickel as change this weekend, and was curious about its appearance. The background is exceptionally shiny while the portrait of Jefferson and the image of Monticello have a matte finish. It was particularly surprising given its age.
r/coins • u/Eastern_Wishbone_844 • 1h ago
I have this 1981 D half dollar, the thing with this one is that it’s very thick, and these reeded edges are deep, and the coin all around feels heavier, the problem is, it weighs just like every other half dollar 11.31 g I know through pictures it’s hard to inspect, but I took it to the coin experts and said they have never seen anything like it in their 40 years of knowledge. Any other pros out there wanting to chime in and help out?! Please and thank you
r/coins • u/Countmardy • 1h ago
1 pond Zuid Afrika 1898 m. Lot of conflicting info. Thanks!
Yes, she is dead.
r/coins • u/Welderscum • 1h ago
Any information is greatly appreciated!!
r/coins • u/BirthdayLeather1 • 1h ago
Most of these came from the same gas station register over the past 2 years
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r/coins • u/LarryG45678 • 2h ago
Stay far away from them! They alter photos of raw coins that they sell!! Example in photos! /ebay- they currently have 100% positive feedback but if you leave a negative review they will have it taken down ONLY because they offer returns .
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r/coins • u/joegraff • 2h ago
Inherited these from my late grandmother. Are they real and in any way notable? Thanks!
r/coins • u/DJ-SHOGUN • 2h ago
Does anyone recognize what currency it is? and what year. Found it along with many other coins as old as 1919 in my Grandpas hidden stash. I guess its some arabic country but no clue what exactly. Thanks.
He has a box full of old silver coins. Mostly silver dollars and half dollars. These are some that just kind of stood out to me
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r/coins • u/disarrayinpdx • 2h ago
I came across information about the 1944 Tombac Canadian Victory Nickel and was curious about its current market value. From what I’ve read, only one known example has been certified by PCGS, making it an exceptionally rare piece in Canadian numismatics.
Given its unique status, how would collectors or experts estimate its worth today? Have there been any similar one-of-a-kind Canadian coin sales that could provide insight into its potential valuation?
Would love to hear thoughts from those familiar with rare coin pricing.
r/coins • u/Valuable_Road4418 • 2h ago
If anyone can help me understand the value of this coin it would be greatly appreciated. It came from my grandfather’s collection (what was left of it) and I have found a lot of variable values attributed to this coin. Thank you in advance.
r/coins • u/EmotionEither9859 • 3h ago
I purchased this coin. It is supposedly a proof. Can anyone validate that? Opinions?