The 1942 s,a 1940 p,and a1944 s, assuming average circulated condition: are worth about 4 to 5 cents each. The a 1975 p is just worth face value....
Odds are that it is an acid job. Look at the rounding of the rims, even if it was a thin planchet, the upsetting mill would have left some rim...
IloveCOINS budgood's values seem to be dead on, the other values are just Red Book, and his are real life. Buy a The Guide Book, edited by Ken...
Schmuel, Congratulations on a great coin. Good luck. The Other Frank
Were the coins found with them? That would be a hint as to whether or not there was foul play. The Other Frank
Jim: "He had a 1901S Barber Quarter that I was really pondering. I thought the grade was a VG, none of liberty showed but it had nice rims. (I...
Peachy: I will presume that that is a missing clad layer? If so, real nice find. As far as luckiest find? Still thinking about that one. The...
Just take your time, and do your best. And, Welcome
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Clinker does it again Thanks The Other Frank
Yup, the link works, oh, well, now I won't get one from the mint. Sad day. Well, not really since I didn't plan on ordering one.
Yvette: Welcome, and good luck to your son. For values, Coin World's trends is a good place to start, but they are only US Coins. They also,...
tcore: It seems strange that the coins were stored this way, and what you are describing seems to be PVC. That is the gunk that you get from old...
No matter what it does, it has to be better than leaving PVC on the coin. Frank aka: The Other Frank
Since this is a new 'type' of finish (just as proofs are different from circulation strikes) will Dansco add this to the album? Should be...
well, you can't go wrong with endorsements like that. Good luck
I agree with Roy, but be sure that no water droplets are on the coin when you 'air dry' or they may leave slight water spotting.
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