So sorry it's just habit. LOL.
Actually dealers don't care about the grader it all depends on if they agree with the grade. If they think it's over graded they will pay less....
Because the images are dark it's hard to tell the grade but I agree with hobo. It does look to be VF (Very Fine) to XF (Extremely Fine). Retail...
It's hard to tell from the picture but gold plated coins are not worth any thing. There's not even a couple of dollars worth of gold on it. It...
I also agree it's a VF20 (Very Fine). In that grade it retails for about $70. So if you were to sell it you may get $50 - $60 for it.
It looks to be either a F12 to F15 (Fine condition). It retails for about $26 in F12. If you were to sell it you may only get $18 - $20 for it....
Your welcome.
Ah I was curious why the rim had no beads on the edge on the V nickle the other one just didn't look right. But I had no clue what it was.
Wow great pic's! What did you use? Coin appears to be F12 (Fine). In that condition it retails for $14. If you sold it to a dealer you may get...
In the world coin price guide there is no listing of 1984A or B just 1984 BU & Proof. 22,036,000 were minted in BU & 14,000 in proof.
It depends on how much your sending. In our shop we send them priority though the US postal service. But we are creative with how we pack them.
Granted this answer is 6 months to late but a lot of dealers use World coin to price their coins through out the US but I'm sure that there are...
I know from what I've seen some of the "silver" Dollar sized coins from other countries are various sizes But if what you are collecting is about...
I don't know what the rolled price is on those but they generally sell for 65 cents a piece in BU. The 3 shots you took are really great but...
According to World Coins None are known & there are no prices listed for them. I'm sure some survived but I've not found anything.
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