Welcome to CoinTalk. The easiest way by far to check out possible values for your coins would be to look on e-bay and you can get an idea of...
Looking on e-bay, I see these from $0.99 - $300. It all depends on shape, etc. As far as cleaning it, I have really had no luck with zinc, that...
Or perhaps stored in a grandfather clock?
Hey, 1/1,200 ain't too bad. Welcome to CoinTalk
[IMG] Originally Posted by Kentucky [IMG] Ahem...pennies, please Should have included the smiley, hard to tell sarcasm without it :-)
CoinTalkl A prime example of what this forum does best. All the young collecter was saying was that his grandfather bought him a nice coin that...
Ahem...pennies, please.
I thought Chanukah coins were supposed to have chocolate in the center :-)
If you don't know, the test is to put a kleenex tissue over the coin. If it looks white through the tissue, it is silver.
Go to the "Forums" page, go to the forum you wish to post in and at the top there is a +post new thread link.
I bought a 1976 proof set that had a quarter with probably the nicest looking gold toning on the reverse.
Glad to have you, look forward to seeing your cleaning efforts.
Ms70
[ATTACH] Wonder who got 26666666. some little devil?
Since you don't want it, should I PM you my address? :-)
Just got mine after ~3 weeks. MS-65 Glacier NP. Will take pic tomorrow. Hey, for free, not bad!
Good comment. Dirt accentuates contrast, on an MS type coin, contrast comes about because of the sharpness of the features. For circulated...
This illustrates very well what I have noticed about cleaning coins. The coin does look "cleaner" after your acetone and water treatment, but is...
By slabbing the coin, the grading services at least guarantee their authenticity. May be worth something.
Obviously you should submit this coin to a grading service for authentication and evaluation. This should settle your mind.
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