Wheats and Memorials....Any of them?

Do any of these look like they might have a chance at being worth something at all?

Thanks !!

 

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They're all worth something. The question is, "What will someone be willing to pay?"

Chris

 

Good point. Are there buyers for these? Any of them look "special"?

 

I'd like to see a closer, better-lit, and better-focused shot of that 1922-D.

 

Any teen is worth something. The only ones I see worth noting would be the 1931-D and the 1913-S (if it is an S). The 1922 needs to be examined a lot closer. If it is a no "D", it could be worth the price of admission and still give you some change.

 

cpm9ball said it best (first part, anyway); They're ALL worth something.

BUT, you have to distinguish between 'collecting', and 'investing'. You can do both, but they are NOT the same.

I think very few make this distinction.

And I think it's NOT a continuum between the 2 either. A coin (or paper) CAN be a collector piece and have almost no premium - i. e., valuable only to fill an album slot...

OR...

or, it can be both, such as a key date, which would always have value as an investment piece, AND value as a collector piece.

 

What is wrong with the second part? If no one wants to buy them, then what are they worth?

Chris

 

1¢

 

Nothing is 'wrong' with the second part cpm.

My point was, if no one wants to buy a piece from you, it can still have value to the COLLECTOR, like for a filler piece in an album...

I tried to make the distinction between collecting, and investing.

 

Apology accepted.

Chris

 

@rlm, here are those cents you mentioned above. Would love to hear your thoughts.

 

13-S is about $10. Sorry, but the 22 has a D. Still it is worth about $20. The 31-d is about $6.

BTW were that a 22 no "D", it would go $700+.