What is my coin worth

ahh man..my daughter wants to study abroad to morroco next year..I thought I had something valuable to sell,to help her.arg..I do have other stuff I may need help with.Thanks for a great site*

 

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oh.thanks and btw..what does "post mint damage mean? thanks

 

Post mint damage means damage that happened after the coin left time mint

 

Leave it alone

 

Would anyone happen to know anything about this 1965 dime? I thought it was pretty neat and I'm trying to find more info on it!!

 

It looks like it was caught in a washing machine or dryer for a while. Check it against a regular dime, and it will be a bit smaller in diameter.

 

I know this post is almost 10 years old from 2006 and that this was the members only post.. but I just had to mention that Nickels do not have Obverse and Reverse layers with a copper core such as modern Dimes and Quarters do. They are completely Cupro-Nickel - I want to share this webpage with you - http://www.usmint.gov/mint_programs/circulatingCoins/index.cfm?action=CircNickel

 

Thank you!! My son is amazed by it. He'll now have something to take for show-and-tell with accurate information.

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I own over 400 toned Morgans, Halves, quarters U.S.. The toning if its natural will slowly continue for the next 50 or more years until it turns black. (Silver mostly)
All toned coins bring premiums in top grades but only for those who are willing to pay the price (as all coins).
M1

 

Toned coins can be valuable, black-toned coins are normally worth melt value.

 

sorry for the interruption I have
buffalo nickel what the value on that coin?

 

also a 1925 Canadian 5 cent uncirculated

 

Take some pictures and post them in What's It Worth?

 

Only wondering, but by chance, do you stutter?

 

One picture is worth a thousand words, and this was "War and Peace". Seriously, a nice nickel, there are some Canadian collectors here who can tell you what it might be worth.

 

Get it slabbed - it seems like its one of the key dates, and in uncirculated condition book value ranges from $2K - $13K!

http://www.coinsandcanada.com/coins-prices.php?coin=5-cents-1925&years=5-cents-1922-1936

 

Can anyone out the last two images side by side?

 

Hello. I am new to coin talk and new to coin collecting. I was sifting through my cent jar and found three 1970 cent coins. I noticed the s on one was different from the other. Can any one tell me if
Have a keeper?

 

One is a D ( Denver). The other two are S ( San Francisco ). The lower S has more circulation damage.
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