Dbl Mint mark is these coins worth selling?

Thank you, so should I remove it from my collection?

 

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@JCB - collecting coins is a wonderful thing; no rules on what you want to keep. Hanging around CT and learning from the members will help you decide what you want to do with your coins (e.g., what you might want to collect, what to look for, what to lookout for, grading coins yourself, etc.). As you learn more and develop your skills, the answers you seek today will be apparent to you with time. My suggestion, keep your coins and study-up on things, ask your questions, and take your notes. You'll figure out what to do with your coins. Good luck!!

 

American Great Lincoln Collection

Penny 1909 = G-4 (?)

Penny 1910 = G-4 (?)

Penny 1911 = G-4 (?)

Penny 1912 = G-4 (?)

Penny 1913 = G-4 (?)

Penny 1914 = G-4 (?)

Penny 1915D = G-4 (?)

Penny 1916 = G-4 (?)

Penny 1917 = G-4 (?)

Penny 1918 = G-4 (?)

Penny 1919 = G-4 (?)

Penny 1920 = G-4 (?)

Penny 1921 = G-4 (?)

N0 PLACE HODER FOR 1922(?)***

Penny 1923 = G-4 (?)

Penny 1924 = G-4 (?)

Penny 1925 – Dbl 1&9 = G-4 (?)

Penny 1926 = G-4 (?)

Penny 1927 = G-4 (?)

Penny 1928 = G-4 (?)

Penny 1929 -? (9’s) = G-4 (?)

Penny 1930 = G-4 (?)

Penny 1931 = G-4 (?)

Penny 1932 = G-4 (?)

Penny 1933 -? (9-3) = G-4 (?)

Penny 1934 = G-4 (?)

Penny 1935 – Dbl Die Obverse = G-4 (?)

Penny 1936 = G-4 (?)

Penny 1937 = G-4 (?)

Penny 1938 -Dbl Die Obverse = VG-8(?)

Penny 1939 – 9 over 4? = G-4 (?)

Penny 1940 = G-4 (?)

Penny 1941 = G-4 (?)

Penny 1942= G-4 (?)

Penny 1943 Steel = AU-50 (?)

Penny 1944 = G-4 (?)

Penny 1945 = VG-8 (?)

Penny 1946 = G-4 (?)

Penny 1947 = G-4 (?)

Penny 1948S -? (S) = F-12 (?)

Penny 1949 = G-4 (?)

Penny 1950 = VF-20 (?)

Penny 1951D = VF-20 (?)

Penny 1952 = VG-8 (?)

Penny 1953S = VF-20 (?)

Penny 1954S – Closed 9 = VF-20 (?)

Penny 1955D = VF-20 (?)

Penny 1956D = VF-20 (?)

Penny 1957D -? (5) = VF-20 (?)

Penny 1958D – Double (D) in GOD = VF-20 (?)

Penny 1959D = MS-63RB (?)

Penny 1960 -? (R) = MS-63RB (?)

Penny 1961D = MS-60RB (?)

Penny 1962 - Dbl Die Obverse = MS-60RB (?)

Penny 1963D = MS-60RB (?)

Penny 1964 = AU-50 (?)

Penny 1965 = AU-50 (?)

Penny 1966 -? (L) = AU-50 (?)

Penny 1967 = AU-50 (?)

Penny 1968S = EF-40 (?)

Penny 1968S = EF-40 (?)

Penny 1969S – Doubled Die Obverse = MS-60 (?)

Penny 1970S – Lg Dt (Low 7) = MS-60 (?)

Penny 1971S – DblDie Obv = MS-60 (?)

Penny 1972D = MS-60 (?)

Penny 1973 = MS-60 (?)

Penny 1974D = EF-40 (?)

Penny 1975D = EF-40 (?)

Penny 1976 = EF-40 (?)

Penny 1977 = VF-20 (?)

Penny 1978D = VF-20 (?)

Penny 1979 = AU-50 (?)

Penny 1980D = F-12 (?)

Penny 1981D = F-12 (?)

Penny 1982D -Large Date = F-12 (?)

Penny 1983 = VG-8 (?)

Penny 1984 = EF-40 (?)

Penny 1985 = F-12 (?)

Penny 1986D = F-12 (?)

Penny 1987D – Small 8 = F-12 (?)

Penny 1988 = F-12 (?)

Penny 1989D – DblDie Obverse = F-12 (?)

Penny 1990 = AU-50 (?)

Penny 1991 = AU-50 (?)

Penny 1992 = VF-20 (?)

Penny 1993D = MS-60 (?)

Penny 1994D = AU-50 (?)

Penny 1995 = AU-50 (?)

Penny 1996 = AU-50 (?)

Penny 1997D = AU-50 (?)

Penny 1998D = AU-50 (?)

Penny 1999D = AU-50 (?)

Penny 2000 – DblDie Obverse = MS-60 (?)

Penny 2001D = AU-50 (?)

Penny 2002 = AU-50 (?)

Penny 2003D = AU-50 (?)

Penny 2004D = AU-50 (?)

Penny 2005D = MS-60 (?)

Penny 2006D = MS-60 (?)

Penny 2007 = AU-50 (?)

Penny 2008D = EF-40 (?)

Penny 2009 = AU-50 (?)

Penny 2009 -Formative Years Reverse = AU-50 (?)

Penny 2009 - Professional Life Reverse = MS-60 (?)

Penny 2009 - Presidency Reverse = AU-50 (?)

Penny 2010D = AU-50 (?)

Penny 2011D = AU-50 (?)

Penny 2012 = AU-50 (?)

Penny 2013D = AU-50 (?)

Penny 2014D = AU-50 (?)

Penny 2015D = AU-50 (?)

Penny 2016D = AU-50 (?)

Penny 2017D = AU-50 (?)

Penny 2018D = AU-50 (?)

 

The cards from 1991 I was given when I came back from Saudi. Took him out but don’t know what is in the pack.

 

Bag (1)

1858 Flying Eagle Lg Ltrs = VG-8 (?).

1850 Matron Head Lg Cent = EF-40 (?).

1863 Indian Head Small Cents Variety 2 = G-4 (?).

Original New York Penny struck between 1726 and 1794= G-4 (?).

Four Rare Coins – Indian Head Penny 1905 G-4, Silver Mercury Dime 1942 EF-40, Liberty Head Nickel 1907 G-4 and Buffalo Nickel 1936F EF-20 (?).

100 Years Of American Nickels – Liberty Head V Nickels 1907 G-4, Buffalo Nickel 1937 EF-40, Jefferson Nickel 2000P Satin Finish AU-50, WW II Emergency Silver 1943P F12, Indian Peace Medal Nickel 2004D EF-40, Keelboat Nickel 2004D VF-20, Buffalo Nickel 2005P VF-20, Ocean in View 2005D VF-20, Present Jefferson 2006D EF-40 (?).

Bag (2)

1991S Mt. Rushmore Half Dollar ANACS – PR69 DCAM = (?), 1986S Statue of Liberty Half Dollar ANACS – PR69 DCAM = (?), 1981S Susan B. Anthony Dollar ANACS – PR69 DCAM = Type 2, Flat = (?), 1941 Liberty Walking Half Dollar XF40 AACGS = (?).

(3) Bag

1893 Columbian Exposition Commemorative Silver Half Dollar = MS-65 (?).

San Francisco (S) Mint Series – 1950S Wheat Penny = F-12 (?), 1936F Mint Mark(S)Buffalo Nickel = VF -20 = (?), 1927S Liberty Walking Half Dollar – VG-8 (?), 1944S Mercury Dime = VF-20 (?) and 1928S Standing Liberty Quarter – VG-8 (?).

1925 Stone Mountain Half Dollar – MS - 65 (?).

New Orleans Mint – 1903(O) Barber Dime = G-4 (?), 1908 (O) Barber Half Dollar = G-4 (?) and Barber Quarter 1903 (O) = G-4 (?).

(4) Bag

1941D Liberty Walking Half Dollar + Air 6 Mail Stamp = F-12 (?) + (?)

Rare Silver Dimes of the 1800’s = 1873 Silver Seated Liberty Half Dime = G-4 (?) and 1887S Silver Seated Liberty Dime = G-4 (?)

1865 Three Cent Nickel = AU-50 (?)

Mauryan Empire - 2000-Year-Old Silver Coin = (?)

(5) Bag

2013 $5 Gold American Eagle = PF (?)

1986 $25 Gold American Eagle - MS69 (?)

1998 WTC $50.00 Gold Eagle – MS69 (?)

2013 $50 Gold American Eagle – PF (?)

2013 $1 Silver American Eagle – PF (?)


Bag (6)

2 Centuries of Indian Cents – 1889 = G-4 ($3.00), 1902 = F-12 (?)

Last 3 years of V Nickels 1910,1911and 1912 – All G-4 (?)

Last 3 years of V Nickels 1910,1911and 1912D – G-4 (?)

Coins of The American Frontier Liberty Nickel Collection – 1911 Gold, 1902, 1904 and 1905 = G-4 (?)

Four Rare Coins – Indian Head Penny 1906 = VG-8 (?), Silver Mercury Dime 1944 = VF-20 (?), Liberty Head Nickel 1906 G-4 (?), Buffalo Nickel 1936F = F-12 (?)

Liberty Nickel and Barber Dime – V Nickel 1909 G-4 ($3.00), Barber Dime – 1913 G-4 ($4.00)

Complete Native American Coin Set – Sacagawea Golden Dollar = 2000D MS-65 (?), Indian Peace Medal Nickel 2004D = MS-65 (?), Buffalo Nickel 1936F = G-4 (?) and Indian Head Penny 1906 - G-4 (?)

Lincoln Penny Design Collection – 1911 = G-4 (?), 1918 = G-4 (?)

Complete Native American Coin Set - Sacagawea Golden Dollar = 2000P MS-65 (?), Indian Pee Medal Nickel 2004D = MS-65 (?), Buffalo Nickel 1934F = G-4 (?) and Indian Head Penny 1908 - G-4 (?)

 

@JCB ...STOP!…what are you posting all this stuff for?…Spark

 

OK DUDE SLOW DOWN!!! That’s a lot of coins!!! You really need to get yourself a red book. And understanding grade big time or. Take them to you local coin shop to attribute them.
Ithink you confused!!

 

Are those all your coins? Let’s see some pictures!! Or I don’t believe you.

 

JCB - reread my post. Educating yourself on things by reading, reading, reading, viewing, listening, and then asking questions will help you figure out what to do. Buying and selling, or finding and selling is not the mantra for a hobbyist, it's that of a dealer. Investigating and immersing yourself in study (and that's not to earn a PhD...just getting a general education on subject matter) help to develop yourself within the hobby. Personal mastery is what you make of it.

 

I have one already.

 

Here you go

 

Nice collection. The 43 and the 57 have been plated after they left the mint.

 

Here are just a few been collecting for years

 

Ok first. That 57 d looks played. Where did you get those?

 

Do you want to see more.

 

Your best bet is to go slow and check out one coin at a time. If you can truly figure out the grade( I haven’t learned that fully) and the value will show from the grade....

More pictures

 

The 1943 in the Whitman folder appears to be a plated specimen; this is incredibly common so when buying these, you have to be sure which you are spending on. An original UNC Steel Cent is worth more than a plated one. The 1957 looks to be covered in either silver paint...or mercury. If it's mercury, handle with care. The Lincoln series appears to have all the dates for the series, just not all the mints (e.g., the 1909 VDB is there, but not the 1909S VDB). No mystery there as most of the semikey/key LWCs are from the Denver and San Francisco mints. The coins you have there are common and hold the value you can assign from the Red Book. Note: RB values are inflated for the most part. For actual value, your LCS will have the gray sheets and can pinpoint a value for you. To be honest, if the coins aren't XF or better (for the most part), you can't expect but a few cents over face value (the most valuable will be the 1909's and the teens and 20's). Slabbed coins can be looked up at a number of locations on-line, but for the common stuff, try searching eBay for the completed (sold) specimens comparable to what you have. You'll see what the market is willing to pay. Throw out the low and the high accepted bids where practical. This should eliminate the desperate sellers and buyers.