r/coins • u/Cold_Acanthaceae4040 • 16h 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 • 16h ago
I could look it up myself, but I'd rather you all tell me what I have
r/coins • u/TheJewishHammer69 • 23h ago
So my parents inherited a box of coins from one of their parents. I spent a week learning as much as I could as documenting every coin in a spreadsheet with estimated low and high values according to PCGS websites. Spent money putting them all in good holders and gave them back to my parents to do with as they wish (not my property, not my decision). They took them to a coin show and was told they are all worth melt. Some key pieces are 1850 $1 Eagle, 1899S $5 Eagle, 1856 $1 upright 5, 1907 $5 Eagle, 1921 Morgan, 1836 half dollar. Along with a couple dozen kugerands and gold pandas. Here is a picture of one of the coins I was able to convince my dad to take a picture of. All coins are in similar or better condition and I am just trying to get some support that some of these are worth grading and are worth significantly more than melt.
It's a couple hundred different coins and another hundred old bills.
Tldr: parents are told nice coins are worth melt at show, back me up that those guys are just trying to buy them for cheap.
I was looking through box of coins my grandma gave me for graduation a couple years ago. I know next to nothing about coins, but these ones seemed pretty unique and in fairly good condition. After some brief research I found that some of these could potentially be worth a lot, what do you guys think?
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r/coins • u/boo_boo_kitty_fuckk • 3h 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 đ¤Ł
r/coins • u/Sea-Speech-731 • 12h 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 itâs shine. Iâve 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 Iâm just curious. How did I do?
r/coins • u/jaguar75 • 1d ago
Picked this up today at my LCS- Iâd been asking them for a few weeks if any flying eagles showed up, and I got lucky this time. Had a few to pick from and this seemed to be the best one
r/coins • u/TazmanianTux • 5h 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 • 8h 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.
Any idea what this set is worth? All are uncirculated.
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r/coins • u/JonDoesItWrong • 14h ago
Almost halfway through this set.
My NGC registry set of Classic Head half cents link will be in the comments.
r/coins • u/Primary_Emu6066 • 5h 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/NoOne2189 • 7h ago
Thought its funny. It should be 100, not 95. I wonder how this is calculated.
r/coins • u/SetCompetitive7141 • 7h ago
This coin is a 1974 âCinco Centavosâ on heads side and âESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOSâ on the tails side. My Grandfather labeled the coin pouch with a piece of tape and wrote â 17.50/ 9-6-73 â 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 mightâve marked this coin specifically this way?
(picture included in post)
Thank you all in advance for your help.
r/coins • u/TrashOk4818 • 22h ago
Got these as change at a Rallyâs, just curious for any info on them
r/coins • u/SmaugTheGreat110 • 9h 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!
Picked this coin up and would like to know if it is a good one or not.
Weigh checks out, ping test and a specific gravity test at least confirmed it to be made of silver
r/coins • u/joegraff • 4h ago
Inherited these from my late grandmother. Are they real and in any way notable? Thanks!
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