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D. 914.420.3593
Will, these and the other stamps you sent pictures of can go to kids! You're looking for stamps that are very old and uncanceled. --Marc
D. 914.420.3593
Give to trick-or-treaters.
D. 1909 King Edward VII coin
Looks like a gold sovereign, about $300, if real. The color is a little off. Marc
D. Could you please tell me the value of my Grandpa's coin collection? I have enclosed a picture.
Dear Abby, Sorry, I can't resist starting an offer for advice that way, it's usually the other way around, right? So here is what you need to know: The overwhelming odds are that your blue Whitman-style books have no "key-date" (rare) coins. We buy coins at the following rates, and mark them up 10-30% for retail sales at shows: Cents: We pay 1.5 to 2.0 times face value for those old "wheat" cents; so a penny is worth two--yes, two--cents. We can go higher on some of the older ones in the ...
D. 12 one Troy ounce .999 fine copper coins. 6- 2010 half pound copper bullion 999 fine 1- 1890 US dollar 1- 1967 Kennedy half dollar 1- 1954 Ben Franklin half dollar 1-2000 half dollar 1-Kennedy Bicentennial half dollar 1-1937 Indian head nickle
I'm not sure it's worth it for you to come by with this group, we'd pay around $20, mostly for the spot price of the the common metals.D. $ 100 Gold 1980 Canadian Coin with Kayak Inuk
This is tricky because Canada made some of these coins in two different alloys the same year. I believe this one is worth about $700.
D. 1823 50 cent coin
What a lovely piece! A capped bust half dollar. It's got problems, needs professional conservation. As is it's worth at least $50-75. Are you interested in selling?
D. Numerous stamps - some cancelled
Use them to mail letters. They have no greater value than that.
D. 1 coin, believe it is copper with wreath under ship
It's a reproduction, not a lot of value to speak of.