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D. Hi there! My dad has saved some coins in *mint* condition for 50+ years. For example - * absolutely shining Polk coins. * a bunch of kennedy bicentennial coins, saved from 1975. You can find see every wisp of Kennedy's hair! * Susan B Anthony 1979 coins. His coins show very little sign of wear and tear, seeing as he has stored them preciously in his collection for 50+ years. We would very much love to get an appraisal. He has - * Three of Kennedy bicentennial coins (1976). * Four more kennedy half dollars - from 1971, 1972, 1974, etc. * Susan B. Anthony 1979 coins, 1980 coins, 1999 coins. * Eineshover 1976 bicentennial coin. And, more. If you could give as an idea of their worth, we would greatly appreciate it. We are attaching some pictures below, and really look forward to hearing from you. I have taken about 26 sample pictures here - https://photos.app.goo.gl/vCSeprkMMfaDbv9W8 and am attaching as many of these as your letter will allow. Most sincerely, Dave, and his dad 678 521 1511 david44hello@gmail.com
Asked on Oct 13, 2024
Are these in original gov packaging or from change? Meaning no disrespect, you haven’t described anything we wouldn’t spend at the corner deli. I suggest you read our tutorials to see which coins to look out for.
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