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$20 Dollar Bill/Note w/a * Watermark Error Covering the Entire Rear/Back of the Bill/Note...
As we discussed on the phone, it's hard to tell how dramatic it is from the photograph. I'm not sure to what…
It's a 1967 silver quarter
The U.S. Mint stopped making circulating quarters out of silver in 1964. The only silver quarters after that are found in special…
I had this old coins around and some are older and a few wheat…
We buy wheat cents for two cents apiece and sell them in rolls. You can pretty much spend what you have.
it’s an 2024 “IN COD WE TRUST” liberty 25 cent coin. It’s the reverend…
If you search our appraisal answers for "cod" or read our blogs, you'll see we value this at a quarter and don't…
Shuntian Yuanbao - Hartill #14.147 Crescent Above Reverse Purchased from Numismatik Lanz München as…
Heavy corrosion appears evident in the devices. This coin is not in my area of expertise. I would not think it was…
I’m just reaching out to see if my coins will be worth anything
What you have are a collection of common modern quarters. Most are just worth a quarter. Silver quarters are worth the silver…
Off center stamped penny
How fun! It looks like a modern zinc coated issue, and without the date probably worth $10-15 retail.
Deyi Yuanbao - Crescent to the right of reverse, Hartill 14.144 Purchased from Numismatik…
Without the corrosion it would be worth several hundred dollars. In this condition it's a problem child, and a "get what you…
Hello, I would appreciate an appraisal of my 1895 Z.A.R. 1 Shilling. Thank you.
The "melt" value is about $10. The NGC price guide puts it at around $95 for very fine; I'd say yours is…
1974 nickel
We will respond to the four submission of nickels you made all at once. First, we respectfully request people submit one item…
1956 wheat penny
This wheat cent is worth about two cents. Wheat cents, especially from the 1940s and 1950s, are very common and trade in…
Hi, I bought some 1 oz silver American Eagle BU coins a few years…
We sell these at physical silver spot ($58 as I write this), so would purchase them a few dollars back, perhaps $55…
Im new to coins. I just started going through a jar I've had for…
Bicentennial quarters are just 25 cents. If it is a proof coin or uncirculated it might be worth more but since it's…
Rubel From 1965
NGC price guide for certified in Very Fine is $2.
Immaculate condition 1925S heavy stamp S
Immaculate? Closer to Very Fine/cleaned. Worth $45 give or take.
Apparent list of certified coins.
I see a piece of paper with scrawl on it. Looks like you have bullion and you can calculate it from the…
2000 p nickel. possibly a double strike
Without evidence of a dramatic error, we would treat this as face value.
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2006 South Dakota D on the front
The U.S. Mint produced millions of quarters for circulation for the state quarter program during it's ten year run. Your South Dakota…
While checking all the coins I have in my piggy banks I found a…
It's the no-S proof that has a premium. You can put it back in your bank.
I believe this may be a Philip II (AD 246–249) bronze sestertius with the…
With the heavy corrosion it's a get-what-you-can piece. I'd estimate $15-25.
1796 liberty.
You have a low-quality counterfeit which, unfortunately, can not legally be sold. Rest assured we see them a lot.
1964 D
A very special year, the last year they made silver dimes and quarters, and the first year they made me. As for…
1942 mercury dime with the one in date slanted.
Your circulated dime is worth $3-4. The "1" looks like it suffered post mint damage. I've seen this kind of thing before.