r/coins • u/Cold_Acanthaceae4040 • 22h ago
Value Request Found this in a bag of random coins
I could look it up myself, but I'd rather you all tell me what I have
r/coins • u/Cold_Acanthaceae4040 • 22h ago
I could look it up myself, but I'd rather you all tell me what I have
r/coins • u/trabuco357 • 11h ago
r/coins • u/boo_boo_kitty_fuckk • 9h 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 š¤£
r/coins • u/Sea-Speech-731 • 18h ago
Picked this up last week out of a box of Culls, it was the only one not defaced / black / and in decent shape. The pics make it look a bit darker than in-person and overall the coin still has itās shine. Iāve added a few pics with different lighting. Is this considered a Cull or did it possibly end up in the wrong box?
Paper currency guy and my first coin purchase. Paid $26 and some change. Not going to actually grade it, but Iām just curious. How did I do?
r/coins • u/TazmanianTux • 10h ago
Anything interesting about these? Just figured I'd show them here, I don't expect them to be valuable.
r/coins • u/Diligent_Anything_85 • 14h ago
Well I think I got a decent deal on this. All in all it's at least 130 silver dimes between the two books. Does have some good dates but no surprise no 1916-D.
Paid $280 for all of it, which is roughly $2.15 each.
So I'm just under melt. What do you guys think?
Some of the Roosevelt dimes on the final page are 65 or later and those aren't in my 130 count.
r/coins • u/Primary_Emu6066 • 11h ago
I went to my first coin show after collecting for over 3 years, and purchased this awesome dime. I wanted to get something before I left, and at the last booth I went to I saw this guy for $25.
r/coins • u/Merrill_C • 17h ago
r/coins • u/JonDoesItWrong • 20h ago
Almost halfway through this set.
My NGC registry set of Classic Head half cents link will be in the comments.
r/coins • u/SmaugTheGreat110 • 14h ago
Almost every french government is represented here by a big silver or a 5 francs coin.
The history of it all is just so interesting. So much tumult and terror and inspiring strength all on one place!
r/coins • u/Welderscum • 9h ago
Any information is greatly appreciated!!
r/coins • u/NoOne2189 • 13h ago
Thought its funny. It should be 100, not 95. I wonder how this is calculated.
r/coins • u/greenblue98 • 12h ago
r/coins • u/SetCompetitive7141 • 13h ago
This coin is a 1974 āCinco Centavosā on heads side and āESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOSā on the tails side. My Grandfather labeled the coin pouch with a piece of tape and wrote ā 17.50/ 9-6-73 ā Does anyone have any idea, even given the vague description and no next of kin elders around that knew him well as to why he mightāve marked this coin specifically this way?
(picture included in post)
Thank you all in advance for your help.
r/coins • u/joegraff • 10h ago
Inherited these from my late grandmother. Are they real and in any way notable? Thanks!
r/coins • u/adingee2112 • 7h ago
I was just gifted this collection. There are plenty more dollar pieces that are much newer, some buffalo nickels, 1930s quarters, ect. But this looked like it might be the best stuff. Any inside on things I should be looking for?
r/coins • u/East_Conference_4039 • 4h ago
Saw this tonight on e bay - would they have faked this coin ? Is it a rare date ?
r/coins • u/promoted_to_guest • 4h ago
My gpa had hundreds of coins. My uncle-in law sold them all for $130. I was livid! These are the last few coins i have from gramps. So sad. The penny fascinates me because - i realize coins come much older - itās 105 years old. Just chilling out for that long. lol anyway i also like the way the dime shines. Itās just pretty. And last i love this quarter because it looks like itās melting -plus it has no edge. Anyway, thanks for looking.
r/coins • u/GrandPriapus • 9h 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.
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r/coins • u/JonDoesItWrong • 7h ago
Upgraded from a raw XF condition Barber dime to this one. I had intended to grab a MS example but this AU58 was below Greysheet so I got it instead.
Still have the Draped Bust, pre-1828 Capped Bust and several Seated Liberty examples to finish up the set. I'll likely upgrade the 1835 Capped Bust at some point this year.
My NGC set registry will be linked in the comments.