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D. 1855 US One Dime and 1911 US V Cents Hi Marc I also have coins from Italy, UK and other countries. I live in NJ but might be interested in coming your way if you think that the non-US coins might have some value. I have many so difficult to take a good picture. Any help is appreciated. Thanks Ernie
The dime is nice, maybe $20; the foreign stuff, if loose from world travels, won't be a lot unless there is old silver.
D. 1817 liberty one cent
Need to see front. $10-20 probably.
D. Grandfather gave it to me when I was 13 I'm 60 now
This is called "Hobo Nickel," someone carved a buffalo nickel. Worth $25 give or take.
D. 1776-1976 kennedy half dollar no mint mark. Looking at the edge 40% silver... looked on the internet and said there is only a handful of these coins out there. Looking at link below and watch video. https://www.google.com/search?q=1776- 1976+kennedy+half+dollar+coin+no+mint+mark&rlz=1C1ONGR_enUS933US933&oq=1776-1976+kennedy+half+dollar+coin+no+mint&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUqBwgBECEYqwIyBggAEEUYOTIHCAEQIRirAjIHCAIQIRiPAjIHCAMQIRiPAtIBCTczNjZqMGoxNagCALACAA&sourceid=chrome&...
I think we spoke. I can't follow the links to your search. If you compare the appearance and weight to a genuine 40% Kennedy, you'll probably see yours has a more visible copper strip and different mass. You could send it for third party grading but I advise against that, you'll be out the fees for a common coin. Keep searching!!Marc
D. Are these worth anything
Face value, spend away.
D. Found this 1934 no mint mark Washington Silver quarter in my sons basement would like to have this coin appraised and rated if its valuable.
It’s a humble example of a common date. The grade is about good details. It has heavy wear bordering on damage. its worth the silver, about $5.
D. Error penny? Does it have any value ? Where can I get it graded?
Unlikely. Grade is Very Good Details, Damaged. You could confirm with a service like ANACS but I would advise against the expenditure.
D. Found in the middle of nowhere had it appraised someone tried offering me 300 for it tryna see if I could get more if I get it looked at
You had it looked at. Sounds like a good offer to me.
D. It’s a Susan ,P dollar coin from 1979
That it is! And worth the same.