How To Post (Upload) Photos

First, select an appropriate forum, i.e., "What's it Worth", "Coin Chat", "Error Coins", "US Coins", etc.

Next, click on "Post a New Thread" in the blue box near the top of the page.

Give your thread an appropriate title. Most often, it is best to choose a title that somewhat describes the coin or your intent.

Enter your explanation and add any images by selecting "Upload a File". When selecting an image, be sure to select "Full Image" rather than "Thumbnail".

Finally, ignore the poll information at the bottom. It is an option that, most often, is unnecessary, but if you start any part of it, there is no backing out. The poll is only useful when you have multiple options that you want respondents to vote on.

Chris

 

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amazing how well the details of your fingerprints show up in that picture.

 

In 1969 while in school in Kentucky my roommate needed money to see his girlfriend in Ohio so he sold me a 1964 mint set in a hard plastic case in a brown box. He told me it was given to him by his grandmother who worked at the mint. She told him it was very limited. Is there any value.

 

yuppp.

 

Im brand new too this site and let me say Im in awe at the conversation from someone seeking to find out if they had a possibly valuable penny. Seemed most of the responses were saying it's probably fake because of this or that. This person may have actually had a valuable coin and of course would have to actually take it to a coin person. I have a collection which may contain valuable coins but am wary of "checking it out". Im sure if I went on here because I did actually have something good, it would probably be "fake". Long story short, I did have a coin I think, or thought might be valuable. I called coin places in 3 different states because I was treated like I must be an imbecile on the phone for even thinking I had such a coin. I was told I would have to send it off to be authenticated. Yea right. I don't think so.

 

By the way, my coins have been kept safe for many years and haven't been available to anyone to tamper with. So if there should be something of value, I will know it's genuine. I may be asking for advice on what to do next if I do have something. Or more like who to get to authenticate that would be local to me.

 

So why are you posting in 'How to post (upload) photos? Why not start a new thread? Instead of posting in an archaic, out of date, useless, no longer applicable thread? The only responses you'll get are by crotchety old men like me who have a subscription to the thread, but for some reason, have forgotten to unsubscribe from it.

 

THANKS... GOING TO TRY AGAIN

 

This is a 1962 Lincoln penny, I am not sure what the mint letter is, does this make this coin more valuable?

 

This is a 1972 s, Looks like the "2" is punched on something else, Can someone help with any idea of what it could worth.

 

I found this copper coin . it's 100% copper .
doesn't stick to magnet .
But the coin is so scratched that makes me unsure if it's fake or real .
Tell me your opinion.
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I found this copper coin . it's 100% copper .
doesn't stick to magnet .
But the coin is so scratched that makes me unsure if it's fake or real .
Tell me your opinion.
http://imgur.com/a/xONQ8

 

I have several 1966 quarters but this is the only one with no collar on both sides... I'm new to this and just wondering if it's normal wear and tear or made like that?!

 

1990 penny no s or d?

 

Dear dog...what is going on in this thread?

 

Ok, thanks.
Here it is! A 1978 penny...."TRUS" I do't see the "T" that should spell "TRUST" on this coin.