By the way, welcome to the forum Samario.
Thanks Harry, you explained that much better that me.
It all depends on their condition. If they are not in good shape they are not worth much. But I think the 1943 is worth at $1 in silver right now....
Not unless they're super high grade.
1943 is a warwtime nickel, its 35% silver, and the mint mark is above the dome of Monticello. 1946 the pre-war mint mark came back. And I could be...
80% silver. They changed some time during 1967, so some 67's are 80% and some are 50%. But yes, your 1963 is 80% silver.
I collect because I like it.
There are TONS of MS coins that are still raw. I know because thats the way I like them, and I don't have any problems finding them.
I don't see the pics...
Wow!
Its definitely a fun collection to try to assemble. I'm collecting U.S. coins right now, but I may try to expand my collection to include every...
Wow! Great find!
Yeah, what he said... I'm collecting Walkers, and putting BU coins in my album for the common dates. I probably will never be able to afford the...
Just learn to be patient, and you'll be just fine ;)
See my previous post. If you handle high grade coins with latex, you'll regret it later on.
I think you can leave prints through the latex, and I'm positive that they can smudge a coin. Maybe you should try to only handle them by the...
Good point, although its one that has been made repeatedly.
As a Cardinals fan, thats very upsetting. hehe.
They did actually have plastic holders a long time before TPG's slabbed coins. But before that I think it was mostly little paper envelopes.
If they are all BU and you got them for face value, I'd hold on to them. Thats just me though. If you got them for face, worst case scenario you...
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