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- hello!! just wondering if anyone knows if this this cleaned? I plan on grading it with some other coins to PCGS. came from a album which explains the toning. (not grading for the value grading because this was in my great grandmothers collection) thanks!!hello!! just wondering if anyone knows if this this cleaned? I plan on grading it with some other coins to PCGS. came from a album which explains the toning. (not grading for the value grading because this was in my great grandmothers collection) thanks!!0 Comments 3 Shares 1897 Views
- Does anyone have any knowledge about the potential value of this 1936 wheat error in date cent.Does anyone have any knowledge about the potential value of this 1936 wheat error in date cent.
30 Comments 0 Shares 3746 ViewsCommenting is disabled.- Worth about 5-10 cents. Whoever is claiming that this is extremely valuable is being very misleading and should probably do more research before making a statement.Worth about 5-10 cents. Whoever is claiming that this is extremely valuable is being very misleading and should probably do more research before making a statement.
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- I am new to this site and was told it could help me value coin sets. To start with, I am an amateur collector and have been for over 65 years. First, I have a complete set of Washington quarters in Dansco albums, 1932-2024 PDSS. From 1932 through 1955, the coins are circulated issues that would grade good to AU. After that, everything is UNC, proof or silver proof. The 1999-2003 silver proofs are PCGS graded PR69DCAM. Can anyone give me an idea of what I should ask for them? ThanksI am new to this site and was told it could help me value coin sets. To start with, I am an amateur collector and have been for over 65 years. First, I have a complete set of Washington quarters in Dansco albums, 1932-2024 PDSS. From 1932 through 1955, the coins are circulated issues that would grade good to AU. After that, everything is UNC, proof or silver proof. The 1999-2003 silver proofs are PCGS graded PR69DCAM. Can anyone give me an idea of what I should ask for them? Thanks5 Comments 0 Shares 1923 ViewsCommenting is disabled.
- Hey. Download the app CoinFacts. You'll find all your answers there.Hey. Download the app CoinFacts. You'll find all your answers there.
- ajl29 definitely don’t use that[ajl29] definitely don’t use that
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- 2024 D Penny Double Die Observe and Reverse Error. What is it worth please?2024 D Penny Double Die Observe and Reverse Error. What is it worth please?0 Comments 0 Shares 846 Views
- Looking to see the value of this 1995 DDO Lincoln Penny and ask if someone could give feedback on what grade it might reach.Looking to see the value of this 1995 DDO Lincoln Penny and ask if someone could give feedback on what grade it might reach.14 Comments 0 Shares 978 ViewsCommenting is disabled.
- Just sold one tonight at G.C. MS-67 for $127.00 for what it’s worth.Just sold one tonight at G.C. MS-67 for $127.00 for what it’s worth.
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- Hashtag79 Good to know. Thanks for sharing. Was it the D or P[Hashtag79] Good to know. Thanks for sharing. Was it the D or P
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- Thanks for the advice and I concur. I might just send the pick of the litter to get graded and see what comes back then I will have a better idea on the rest of the coins and what to do with them. There is one I have that is haunting me not to send. I cannot find a flaw anywhere on it and I have starred at this thing for 30 minutes trying to find something. We shall seeThanks for the advice and I concur. I might just send the pick of the litter to get graded and see what comes back then I will have a better idea on the rest of the coins and what to do with them. There is one I have that is haunting me not to send. I cannot find a flaw anywhere on it and I have starred at this thing for 30 minutes trying to find something. We shall seeView previous replies
- Ballmrb It's a beautiful looking coin. From the pics it's a "68" even a "68+" for sure. Good luck with the grades.[Ballmrb] It's a beautiful looking coin. From the pics it's a "68" even a "68+" for sure. Good luck with the grades.
- I wouldn't get it graded. Too many in the market now. It would have to grade a 68 or better to have good value. Can't tell from the photos what grade but it does look very nice.I wouldn't get it graded. Too many in the market now. It would have to grade a 68 or better to have good value. Can't tell from the photos what grade but it does look very nice.
- RyanG I have about 40 of them and I believe that a few could get to a 69. Would that be worth it or is there still to many[RyanG] I have about 40 of them and I believe that a few could get to a 69. Would that be worth it or is there still to many
- Ballmrb PCGS has graded one 69 so makes the odds not in your favor.[Ballmrb] PCGS has graded one 69 so makes the odds not in your favor.
- Ballmrb PCGS Price Guide lists the "67" at $115, the "68" at $215 and the "69" at $4,250[Ballmrb] PCGS Price Guide lists the "67" at $115, the "68" at $215 and the "69" at $4,250
- Ballmrb Getting a 69 is like winning the lottery in many ways. You certainly could try it but it's almost always a waste of $. Any other grade would also be a waste or at best break even because you could sell them raw for the same price just about.[Ballmrb] Getting a 69 is like winning the lottery in many ways. You certainly could try it but it's almost always a waste of $. Any other grade would also be a waste or at best break even because you could sell them raw for the same price just about.
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- Think this is NGC with the issue since I can't verify certs with them, but I also can't add NGC coins here. It says the certification numbers I've added aren't valid.Think this is NGC with the issue since I can't verify certs with them, but I also can't add NGC coins here. It says the certification numbers I've added aren't valid.3 Comments 0 Shares 647 ViewsCommenting is disabled.
- It looks like there might be an issue at the moment, I'm seeing the same thing when attempting to add an NGC coin. We'll investigate and post an update as soon as we know more.It looks like there might be an issue at the moment, I'm seeing the same thing when attempting to add an NGC coin. We'll investigate and post an update as soon as we know more.
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- FYI as you mention both their own site and their verify API is not working, and we use that to verify coins to add to your inventory. Due to the time it may be tomorrow until we hear back from them. We'll post an update when it becomes available again.FYI as you mention both their own site and their verify API is not working, and we use that to verify coins to add to your inventory. Due to the time it may be tomorrow until we hear back from them. We'll post an update when it becomes available again.
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- I have this mirror looking smaller in diameter size and oddly thicker than usual around the rim feels almost laminated but on the corners feel very crisp and sharp also weighs 4.sumething when it should come out to 5 it has every marking of a normal jefferson Monticello nickel exept looks like a silhouette of jeferson and Monticello also is silhouette almost looks like the Chevrolet logo still has all identical characteristics of a original its even has the year and mint mark wanna noe if anybodys got a clue how to go bout this cause yeaa little help here much appreciatedI have this mirror looking smaller in diameter size and oddly thicker than usual around the rim feels almost laminated but on the corners feel very crisp and sharp also weighs 4.sumething when it should come out to 5 it has every marking of a normal jefferson Monticello nickel exept looks like a silhouette of jeferson and Monticello also is silhouette almost looks like the Chevrolet logo still has all identical characteristics of a original its even has the year and mint mark wanna noe if anybodys got a clue how to go bout this cause yeaa little help here much appreciated19 Comments 0 Shares 1315 ViewsCommenting is disabled.
- And the edge would be thinnerAnd the edge would be thinner
- Smoknem I suggest taking it to a local coin shop[Smoknem] I suggest taking it to a local coin shop
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- The rim of it way thicker than the average 5 centThe rim of it way thicker than the average 5 cent
View previous replies- Smoknem The rim is thicker Because of Knurling or rolling of metal Same thing that happens to the end of a chisel when you hit it a bunch of times[Smoknem] The rim is thicker Because of Knurling or rolling of metal Same thing that happens to the end of a chisel when you hit it a bunch of times
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- Absurdum58 but the weight of the coin wouldnt be 4.sumething[Absurdum58] but the weight of the coin wouldnt be 4.sumething
- Smoknem The weight has been ground off the Averse and reverse[Smoknem] The weight has been ground off the Averse and reverse
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- Its too lamented has that sharp soft feel to it and looks mirror like almost frosty tone ive seen dryer coins and they dont get theese characteristicsIts too lamented has that sharp soft feel to it and looks mirror like almost frosty tone ive seen dryer coins and they dont get theese characteristics
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- I’m very new to this and have been reading up on coin collecting on the do’s and dont’s in coin collecting and have so many questions. I did come across this penny that might be worth hanging on to, but I’m not sure. And is why I’m here and would like to know if this is worth hanging onto?I’m very new to this and have been reading up on coin collecting on the do’s and dont’s in coin collecting and have so many questions. I did come across this penny that might be worth hanging on to, but I’m not sure. And is why I’m here and would like to know if this is worth hanging onto?19 Comments 0 Shares 2543 ViewsCommenting is disabled.
- Really cool hobby. I got started super young and now after 35 years I still have lots of questions! It's a hobby that's makes boredom impossible. Cool find btw. Actually looks really good too. Condition isn't everything but it's like 95% of everything. If you decide to get serious with it, it helps to focus on a series of coins and get help learning about it. It's super fun to put a collection together of, say, 40s Mercury Dimes or something like that. And when you finish it, you can do it again with something else. Have fun!Really cool hobby. I got started super young and now after 35 years I still have lots of questions! It's a hobby that's makes boredom impossible. Cool find btw. Actually looks really good too. Condition isn't everything but it's like 95% of everything. If you decide to get serious with it, it helps to focus on a series of coins and get help learning about it. It's super fun to put a collection together of, say, 40s Mercury Dimes or something like that. And when you finish it, you can do it again with something else. Have fun!
- Thanks all for the tips:) greatly appreciated. I do have the red book guide and I definitely learned cleaning is not the way to go. @Tony, yes it does also have the close AM on reverse side.Thanks all for the tips:) greatly appreciated. I do have the red book guide and I definitely learned cleaning is not the way to go. @Tony, yes it does also have the close AM on reverse side.
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1)wipe a coin!
In general, cleaning is a bad idea. There are some restoration methods and chemicals which can be used, but even then, there are conditions, and many of the chemicals are safe with some metals, but not with others. Acetone (pure -- not nail polish remover) is safe on silver and gold, but it's debated if safe w/ copper /bronze, and i'd definitely avoid long soaks for copper, if nothing else.
2) do not store coins or paper money in pvc flips. These tend to be soft/ bendy plastic flips.
The acid in pvc offgases and damages coins, leaves green gunk, and in serious cases causes irreparable damage. Acetone can remove some of it, but see #1.Don't: 1)wipe a coin! In general, cleaning is a bad idea. There are some restoration methods and chemicals which can be used, but even then, there are conditions, and many of the chemicals are safe with some metals, but not with others. Acetone (pure -- not nail polish remover) is safe on silver and gold, but it's debated if safe w/ copper /bronze, and i'd definitely avoid long soaks for copper, if nothing else. 2) do not store coins or paper money in pvc flips. These tend to be soft/ bendy plastic flips. The acid in pvc offgases and damages coins, leaves green gunk, and in serious cases causes irreparable damage. Acetone can remove some of it, but see #1.- 2
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- I have one coin AM is closer written. Please inform valueI have one coin AM is closer written. Please inform value
View previous replies- urimaa Please start your own post about your coins, dont take over someone else's posts.[urimaa] Please start your own post about your coins, dont take over someone else's posts.
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- ToddPollock sir , i replied because i want to sell. I need money.[ToddPollock] sir , i replied because i want to sell. I need money.
- Invest into the greysheet app, there’s two versions. Get the one that shows consumer price and standard greysheet. You can look up pretty much any coin and some billsInvest into the greysheet app, there’s two versions. Get the one that shows consumer price and standard greysheet. You can look up pretty much any coin and some bills
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- This collection of coins were giving by father and would like to get some information on the value of my half dollar silver coins.This collection of coins were giving by father and would like to get some information on the value of my half dollar silver coins.1 Comments 0 Shares 1117 Views
- I just found this 1990 copper Dime in some spare change that I had. I’m new to this and was wondering if anyone could tell me if this is worth anything and how I could sell it if it is. Thanks everyone.I just found this 1990 copper Dime in some spare change that I had. I’m new to this and was wondering if anyone could tell me if this is worth anything and how I could sell it if it is. Thanks everyone.10 Comments 0 Shares 1742 ViewsCommenting is disabled.
- Tony, thank you so much for your response. It’s very informative and makes complete sense. I’m a vintage comic book collector and haven’t dealt with the coin market. You saved me a lot of time. Thanks again. Hope you have a great week.Tony, thank you so much for your response. It’s very informative and makes complete sense. I’m a vintage comic book collector and haven’t dealt with the coin market. You saved me a lot of time. Thanks again. Hope you have a great week.
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- This is a 1990 coin. I’ve seen examples of copper dimes online. Just not a 1990, but if they can be found in many different years, I’m sure 1990 isn’t a far stretch. I’m ok if I’m wrong. I’m not trying to prove I’m right here. I’m just seeking expertise. Surely someone here can tell me what this is and if it’s valuable or not.This is a 1990 coin. I’ve seen examples of copper dimes online. Just not a 1990, but if they can be found in many different years, I’m sure 1990 isn’t a far stretch. I’m ok if I’m wrong. I’m not trying to prove I’m right here. I’m just seeking expertise. Surely someone here can tell me what this is and if it’s valuable or not.
- Again, I ask. What on this picture leads you to think that? I’m honestly trying to learn.Again, I ask. What on this picture leads you to think that? I’m honestly trying to learn.
- ChasingAmazing On the reverse the greenish tint has a verdigris look. This coins with the dark has a rather unnatural look. Also the reverse rim has been born ofter the color appears exposing a white rim, not a copper rim.[ChasingAmazing] On the reverse the greenish tint has a verdigris look. This coins with the dark has a rather unnatural look. Also the reverse rim has been born ofter the color appears exposing a white rim, not a copper rim.
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