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Recent Appraisals
1962 d penny
Even without the spots on the back I would say you are safe spending this coin.
1944 wheat penny d mark looks to be of centered
Mint workers hand punched the dies, and mint mark positions vary. Nothing noteworthy here, you have a wheat cent worth a few…
One penny. 1920
That's what is is, an old U.K. penny! If you can get a dollar, you can call yourself a coin dealer.
1964 Kennedy half dollar.
Value about $22, give or take.
8 old coins
Another common date Peace dollar, like most, $40-45.
8 old coins
A rough old Morgan dollar, $40-45.
8 old coins
A second year peace dollar worth $45.
8old coins
Lindsay, we offer one or two complementary appraisals per day, so please be patient with your five... This is an 1893 commemorative…
1943 s wheat penny
This one is a little less attractive than the other, and certainly not worth more. Fifty cents on a good day!
1943 p wheat penny
We sell these for $1-3 and give them to kids, they made a billion. The only U.S. coin that sticks to a…
1922 Silver Peace Dollars
The dollar shown has damage and is worth at most its silver value, around $45.
1000 and 500 dollar bills.
With the ink damage and significant wear, these are worth more than face value, but not a lot more. The $500 bills…
Mexico 8 reals 1805. The major details are clear and fine lines are distinct.…
An old "piece of 8," these were spend in the colonies before we had our own currency. Probably in the $125-150 range.
The Obverse shows a dark shadow on the left. The Reverse AM may be…
We call that environmental damage. You would be safe to spend this.
These were my grandfathers and were handed down to my dad and then my…
These are common. As beautiful as they are, we usually price them under a dollar.
Signatures
Forgive me, but I'm not sure why you wouldn't spend these. Are you asking about the signature combinations? Nothing beyond face value…
1994 is quarter with front and back print errors. Unsure how to classify or…
I would not blame our fine mint employees for this damage, sorry.
2006 Jefferson nickel that has halo going through Montecello
Post mint damage, possibly from a counting machine.
Blackened 1965 quarter
Spend!
1967 Error Quarter
Post mint damage.
1940 wreath penny
Actually wheat ears. We buy them at 2-3x face value and sell at shows for a small profit.
1973 darkened quarter
Medium well?
Blackened 2007 Utah state quarter, 1940 wreath penny, darkened 1973 quarter
Robert, a couple points of order first. 1. We recommend people read our blogs first and note we value most circulated coins…
1943. Dime.
Your dime has a retail value of $5, most of the value is in the silver, a dealer might pay $3.