Blank quarter, 79 dollar coin, 1871 Indian head, and 1917 mercury dime

Discussion in 'What's it Worth' started by 6string92, Jun 14, 2018.

  1. 6string92

    6string92 New Member

    Honestly the blank quarter is probably the only one worth more than face value, but I like showing you guys what I have and I learn more about these coins ever time. 1499262A-6AE8-49C6-BA23-735D566DD4A4.jpeg A43C0A5B-95B5-4EC1-AFC0-EBCFC307B0AF.jpeg
     
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  3. kSigSteve

    kSigSteve Active Member

    The dime and cent are worth above face.

    The cent actually looks to be 1874 and worth few dollars.

    The dime is silver and worth a couple dollars.
     
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  4. 6string92

    6string92 New Member

    The quarter also has no ridges on the edge E6FC4DE9-49C2-4628-B32D-02339433503B.jpeg
     
  5. 6string92

    6string92 New Member

    You’re right it is 4 and not a 1. I figured the dime was worthless because the rim is messed up and it’s so tarnished. The cent has a lot of buildup, but I wouldn’t remove it. I feel like it would probably lose value if I did. Thanks for the reply
     
  6. jensenbay

    jensenbay Well-Known Member

    The dime is always worth it's silver value.
     
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  7. Michael K

    Michael K Well-Known Member

    You'll need to weigh the blank.
     
  8. -jeffB

    -jeffB Greshams LEO Supporter

    Read about the coin-minting process, and you'll see how we go from a strip of metal, to a blank (a disc punched out from the strip), to a planchet (with a raised, or "upset", rim), to a coin (with designs on both sides and a reeded edge, at least for dimes, quarters and halves).

    You're on the right track here; you know not to clean potentially valuable coins, and you're making good observations.

    Welcome to CoinTalk!
     
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