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Attenzione: We're in Firenze February 16-24, but still reachable!

Kindly read our FAQs ("Tutorials") before submitting appraisals or inquiries!

ANA Life Member, USPAP Compliant, IRS Standards, Family Friendly




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D. Large cents set of 3

We pay $1-3 for these and charge $3-5!

D. Early 20th century light which is gold and crystal. Item was required in the early 21st century.

Very difficult to price. I would say retail $1200, but they are hard to sell.

D. 1974 D bronze clad steel penny

This is a regular bronze Penny that somebody has coated with something, probably zinc. As such it is essentially damaged and just a novelty.

D. 1925 liberty silver dollar

It's pretty chewed up, has about $12 of silver.

D. 1884 and 1881 coins

These are common Morgan dollars. We buy them for $12-14 and sell for $15-17.

D. 1989 proof 1/10 oz gold coin OGP

$165; Just divide the gold spot price by 10, There is no significant numismatic premium.

D. Hi, I came across this 1936 nickel and was curious if it had any value. Thanks.

My father was born in 1936 so if you call it old you're risking a knuckle sandwich. We'd pay 20 cents and charge 40.

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