Value??

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A few cents. Fairly common coin in fairly worn condition.

 

Book value, don't pay attention to that, but book is around .80 cents retail if its 1913. looks like 76 million mintage. can be more accurate with pic of the reverse, but for the sake of round about, IM looking at G4 grade to G6?

 

Is it a 1918 or 1913? Looks like 18 to me. Not that it matters much in this case...

 

A nice find and not in bad shape for it's age. Worth about $.75 retail.
Welcome to CT.

 

1918. Thanks guys. I've been collecting pennies for 2 months now. I think I have good finds and get super excited, but turns out to be nothing. Any decent payouts known for pennies from 1959 on up?

 

If you are trying to make money based off of stuff you find in your change, you are in for a rude awakening. You are better off getting a part-time job that trying to make money off of searching your pocket change.
Also seems that you have a lot of learning/studying to do

 

oh yea, need to get yourself a redbook, or bluebook, the red one is color, many worth a little, or a lot after 1959, but their hard to find.

 

Different websites tell me all sorts of different information. Any good sites to get good info?

 

don't listen to the internet, lol, I recommend getting a book, learning a little about how to grade and what to look for, the red book is a great tool for penny hunters and other denominations too.

 

This is a great book to have.

 

Thank u. I am going to purchase that book from barnes and noble. One last question? How about this silver dime? Very curious

 

Worth melt value.
http://www.coinflation.com/

 

Couple of dollars, anytime you find a silver dime its a good find.

 

$1.19 as of today...
Your values are a wee bit inflated me thinks. There is nothing special about this dime other than its silver content.

 

This one.. seriously, stick around and learn from the best on this site (certainly not me). Also, you will never make enough money off pocket change to even buy a cup of coffee. Stick to it if you love the history associated with coins or the technical aspects of errors, etc..

 

1918...I hope I look that good at 101.
Welcom to CT @Melissa Bartholomew

 

No ma’am. Those websites are there simply for dramatic effect. The more views they receive, the better their personal payoffs. Honestly, pocket change jackpots are far more rare than hitting the lottery. Enjoy your coins for the rich history that they speak to you and that will be your true reward.

 

avoid YouTube too
you'll find more misinformation than accurate information. most of those websites / youtube stuff is after clicks so that they make money and not really accurate information.