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D. Have alot more of these ,almost full set of wheat pennies ,old bills ,lots more varieties of coins.me , my husband are beginner's , want to know easiest , cheapest way to have out most valuable coins graded .let me know what this coin goes for graded ? Please , thanks
None of the coins you describe are likely to be worth grading. Grading is an expensive process which you use for rare and high-end coins not common ones from circulation. Call me at 914-649-3317 and I will explain this more fully.
D. 1921 S Morgan Silver Dollar. Found it in my dad's collection and curious how much it may be worth.
This is the last year they made Morgan Dollars. It's worth $13. Marc
D. 1804 Half cent
Condition and color are nice, $50-75
D. 1794 1C
This beat up, $30 retail
D. 1890 CC Morgan
$50-80 very good
D. 1879 Morgan crust toned MS
1879s are common and this may not earn an MS grade $25-50
D. 1858 o 50C Near MS SS Republic Shipwrek
These are very popular. Without the original packaging and certificate of authenticity, it's at least $100. And it can be more.
D. 1842 10C about XF
This is over graded. It's more like very fine or fine, $15-$20.
