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Most inquiries we get are about circulated coins made after 1971, and/or coins where people mistake post-mint damage and wear for "errors". You can expect us to affirm these are face value. We ask that before you write and submit such questions, to PLEASE first read through our existing postings and our "what it's worth" primers.

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D. Two 1884 silver dollars

If uncirculated these are perhaps $30 each. However they may be over-graded

D. 1836 50 cent piece.

At least an extra fine, $175 retail. Need to see reverse to be sure

D. Mercury dime 1945 W

This looks like an uncirculated one, retails for $20

D. 1843 Seeker Dime

A fine seated liberty dime, figure $20.

D. 1885 3Cent Nickel PL66 1901 5Cent Liberty Head PL67 1906 5Cent Liberty Head PR67 1880-S 1$ Morgan MS66DMPL 1960 1Cent Lincoln CamPF68RD

You can look these up in the PCGS and NGC price guides. Then divide by two for a reality check. These are scarce, conducive to a proper appraisal. Why don't you call us to schedule one? Marc 914-649-3317 .

D. 1953 The Bank of Korea 10 Hwan I have 25 of these all with (149) in red ink. They all appear to be in great condition.

These retail for $5-10 each but the markup is high because they are common. You might get half that selling as a lot.

D. Not sure what these are.

Congratulations, you have two beautiful Norse metals, one thick and one thin, they are silver from 1925. And they are in a collectible Wayt Raymond album to boot! Worth $300 apiece.

D. My father bought this coin and I want to know what it's worth.

...I was doing construction and I found this coin... ...I was at a tag sale... blah blah blah... (click on question "My father bought..." above to expand answer") Congratulations, you made it to a very special corner of the Internet, conveniently located between "Getrichquick.com" and "Wakeupandsmellthecoffee.edu." Actually, the reason I sent you here is that you have a question I am so commonly asked that my gf will kill me if she has to listen to me answer it all over again. Several times a we...

D. US currency

We call this "money" and encourage you to spend it wisely!

D. Silver certificates

As shown it's worth about $20. There's a very small premium for small size currency.

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