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D. Good evening sir , I am a collector of world coins and banknotes based in the UK . I have many beautiful coins and scarce banknotes but this little beauty is baffling me please can you help me identify this . This coin/ token dated 1888 weighs 5gms and is 23mm and made of brass ? Reeded edge . On the reverse side is a perfect depiction of the Morgan dollar eagle with a small 5D , on the obverse is Liberty head . Is this a gaming token? Trial piece? Or child’s doll house toy money? , What is ...
It's fascinating. Odds are it's a low-value fantasy piece. The best possibility would be that it could be a "pattern" coin from the mint, a design piece. Any chance you would ship it insured for appraisal and representation?
D. 1943 Copper/Bronze Wheat Penny.
This would be worth $50,000-100,000 if it wasn't a 1948 with half the 8 scraped off.
D. Hi, these are Jefferson nickels. Do they have any value?
All three are worth their face value of a nickel. The one on the upper left with the "P" is a wartime silver alloy, worth $1.30.
D. Hi, are any of these cents considered valuable?
jNo. They are in good condition, good grades. You might have to pay a dollar apiece to get them. However, selling them would not yield much.
D. Silver CESPANA 1945
The specimen shows surface damage and so it's really not worth more than the silver in it, which is probably about five dollars.
D. 1978 dime no mint
All coins came from a mint. If there's no mint mark it is Philadelphia.
D. For God King Edward Empire 24 May 1927
Medals are not big ticket items. This probably retails for $25.
D. Elizabeth II Dei-Gratia Britt omn-Regina-Fidei-Defensor Five Shillings
Copper nickel piece, we charge five dollars for these!
D. 1964 Tokyo 1000 Yen
This is a neat piece, silver. Worth about $20.