Howdy penny collector - Welcome to the Forum !! Exactly what kind of coin are you asking about - is it an 1831 penny from Great Britain ?
Wouldn't worry too much about the gold, but the silver - absolutely.
Rarity often has little to do with value. What matter is how many people want one and how much they are willing to pay. If you check the auction...
Yeah, but that's no where near the same as yours. Look at the 1, the 3 and the 8 on your coin - none of them match the coin in the CPG.
All cameras have a minimum focal distance, with some you have to be a foot or so away, sometimes more. Other more advanced cameras can focus to...
In a bank, I would suggest every 4 to 6 weeks.
Howdy Chris - Welcome to teh Forum !! Values for these coins are all over the place.It could range anywhere from $50 to $500.
If it's listed in the Cherrypicker's Guide I can't find it. So I would say he is mistaken. Please do as I suggested and contact Howard at the...
There's basically no such thing as "unsearched", at the very least it would be an extremely rare occassion to find such a lot. It can be fun...
Looks like something made by a private mint, no idea which one though.
There are plenty of folks who say that. But there are plenty of coins slabbed by PCGS with the DMPL designation where you can only read the print...
You might see what you can find at this site - HERE - nobody knows more about them than Howard.
Banks are known for keeping the humidity high to protect paper documents. So if you didn't change the silica pack every couple months that may...
I think the coin has some wear, based on details I'd say AU55. As for the mark in the hair - it looks more like the result of a magic marker to...
If you can hold a printed page up in front of the coin - 4" to 6" away - and read the print in the reflection on the coin - then it's DMPL. If you...
We really need to see both sides to say. But based on the obverse, yes some are, some may be better. The one is damaged and would be considered a...
Howdy mmadis - Welcome to the Forum !! The answer to your question kind of depends on what you want to do with the coins. First of all, if they...
It depends on the bank. If they have the rolls in stock, they don't always, they'll probably give them to you at face value. But many banks charge...
Actually, yes they will.
There are any number of commercial coin cleaners available that will clean the coins. But the question is why bother - it certainly won't improve...
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