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Most inquiries we get are about circulated coins made after 1971, and/or coins where people mistake post-mint damage and wear for "errors". You can expect us to affirm these are face value. We ask that before you write and submit such questions, to PLEASE first read through our existing postings and our "what it's worth" primers.
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D. Hello! Trying to see how much a few of my coins are worth. Thanks
We are starting with a quarter dollar.
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I am really having trouble following this. We buy old wheats at two cents apiece. The older ones may retail for a dollar or so.
D. Coins
The cent is too damaged to be worth a dollar. The nickels you can probably spend; if you have a wartime silver nickel the mint mark appears over Monticello on the back and it’s worth a couple bucks. You’ve got silver dimes if they are 1964 or earlier, worth $2.50. The state quarters you can spend. Quarters before 1965 are silver and worth six dollars.
D. Coins
We offer one or two complementary apprraisals a day and you’ve overstayed you’re welcome a little; you should read our FAQs and tutorials top center on our homepage which describe the coins that you’re submitting and other common ones. Coinflation.com is also a good reference for the value of coins, if old enough to contain silver.
D. Coins
You’ve got a Nickel worth five cents in the US and two € cents worth two cents in Europe
D. 1982 small date no mint mark bronze penny 3.08g. 1817 liberty one cent
The small cent is one cent. I don’t see a large cent, but the way you describe it, it might be five or $10.
D. I have a book of penny's from 1938 to 1999
There are no rare ones for those years. The book has a retail value of five dollars.
D. Buffalo Indian five cents
It’s a common date one, worth about a dollar.
D. Bicentennial half dollar no mint mark Eisenhower on the front
That’s a dollar not half a dollar; spend it in good health
