what is the most valuable or rare coin you have found in circulation?

For me it would be a 1999 wide am cent

 

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What could you sell a 1999 wide am cent for today?

 

Really depends on the grade of the coin last I looked a ms65 was valued at 500 dollars but it also depends if you can find a buyer willing to pay that much

 

But what could you get for yours?

 

I've never had it graded and I'm not a professional coin expert so I wouldn't venture to guess what I could get for this one I sold the first I found for 250 dollars but that was 6 years ago. Again you have to find a buyer that is willing to give you what you ask.

 

Ya got me beat...all I've ever found in circulation is worth about face value or maybe 2 to 3 times face. Maybe that 1913 lincoln cent in G2.5 condition might fetch 2 cents?

 

Find that dude again!!

 

lol I plan on keeping the ones I have now but why would you say that has the value dropped on the 99 wide am? I haven't looked lately

 

I CRH Cents, this year I found a 84 ddo, a crazy 1998 grease hub doubling, and a 1873 xf IHC

 

Nice finds Amos that's a cool looking 98 and kudos on the 84 ddo I have been roll searching for close to 10 years and have yet to find one

 

I have found a couple, a VF 1922 d wheat cent, a vf 1973 indian head, an AU 1913 type 2 buffalo nickel and a 1939-s XF-AU walking liberty are the main ones that stick out thats around the $30 mark or so.

 

the xf 1873 cent is worth more then 30

 

if you found a 1973 indian head cent it was WAY late lol im assuming you meant 1873. nice finds

 

I've found lots of cool stuff .
Still like finding the 1979-P Susan B. wide rims ..
Found 3 to date so far ...

 

Here's a cool greaser I have

 

1889-O Morgan Dollar Got it from a Slot Machine in Vegas in the early 1970's. Says ONE OLLAR on the reverse.

 

When I sorted coins from my vending business I have a 1909-S vdb and a Canadian 1954 NSF 5 cent.

 

1858 LL Flying Eagle Cent. It's currently lost in the house somewhere!!! Got in change from the school lunchroom over 40 years ago.

 

My experience is similar to iontyre's. When my father died in the late 60's, we persuaded my mother not roll up the vast number of coins he had in a bureau drawer and bring to the bank. Dad's coin collection was just to throw his loose change into the drawer. As we began separating the coins my nephew spotted a 1909S V.D.B. Lincoln. But when I moved a couple of years ago, and album with it and other pennies, including indian heads, disappeared. I tell the story only as an example that change can bring up prizes. Another disappointment was a beautiful 1928 Peace Dollar, no mint mark. Before offering it for sale I looked it up on the internet and found it was counterfeit. With the right illumination you see the 1923 under the 1928. But its been interesting sorting the coins out. But what should I do with the culls?

 

I got what I think is a Greek hemi dinar Alex III Macedonian in a role of dimes and at first I thought it was a button