Not more than $100.00. The dollar coins are basically face as are the cents. Halves look mostly 40% and only 1 Buffalo nickel and a few well worn...
I understand what you are saying Doug but as a Postal Employee I can not give details but I can assure you that these matters are taken very...
Not a jerk. Just fairly knew and doesn't know us. Only 15 messages since mid July.
Use the tracking number to go talk to your local Post Office that delivered them. If it was USPS. A Manager can look up GPS on the delivery and...
All I can see is a circulation quarter. The mintmark appears to have taken a light hit.
Your dime is known as Post Mint Damage or PMD. Very common. I just picked up a Morgan Dollar with and "R" on it. It lowers the value. Your dime is...
Not much of a premium even it not hint of letters at all. It's caused by a die filling up with grease. Very common but a neat find.
Hi Linda, we all have different personalities and different views. The way a conversation comes across in writing can be entirely different than...
You can buy the varieties you mentioned fairly cheap. Unless you enjoy going through them, which will take lots of time, I'd roll them and sell...
7 varieties of the 1982 and 1982-D cent were issued that year. Even if yours was a special variety and excellent condition, you're not going to...
I see at least 5 a week. All of them are worth $.25 each.
Look at the mint mintage figures. Then look at the condition/grade of these. Grab a Red book and do the math. One sheet is probably going to come...
Silver Dollar by Bobby Darrin
sell them on eBay. You'll get 5 times face at least.
I picked this up last week from a CT member. The photos are great, not mine either, but they do not do the coin justice. The write up is also from...
Interesting for sure but where do we get these names from, "Crying Lincoln?"
No surprise. It was widely advertised and still is by dealers. It's the only cent that's ever had the "P" mint mark. Prices are outrageous and is...
Yup, damage.
1947 Wheat Cents are copper. Your is plated by someone with too much spare time. The copper under the plating is starting to wear off. That's why...
Always, buy the best coin you can afford at the lowest price you can get.
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