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Joshua McMorrow-Hernandez created a new blog post, When Should Coin Collectors Move to Building A New Set?
Many coin collectors wonder when they should stop collecting one type of coin and try building different coins. The answer isn't always so simple. The decision to abandon collecting one set of coins for another happens on a case-by-case, individualiz... Post is under moderationStream item published successfully. Item will now be visible on your stream. -
Joshua McMorrow-Hernandez replied to a discussion, 1942 penny questionHi, Annette --
You have a 1942 Philadelphia (no mintmark) Lincoln cent. These are common and you can find their value here: https://coinvalues.com/wheat-pennies/1942
Best wishes,
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Hi, J DrkPurple --
An 1881 what? I'm not sure what denomination yours is, though it must be at least $2.50 quarter eagle, given that it has a design of an eagle on the reverse.
Do you have a photo of this coin that you can kindly upload?
Thanks!
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Hi, J DrkPurple --
May we see a photo of this coin, please? What does it weigh?
Thank you,
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Joshua McMorrow-Hernandez created a new blog post, Whatever Happened To The Golden Dollar?
Remember the golden dollar? Most adults do… They were released in 2000 with much media hype and a hope that they could spark a new monetary revolution in which everybody would be trading in their raggedy dollar bills for shiny new dollar coins. Yet, ... Post is under moderationStream item published successfully. Item will now be visible on your stream. -
Joshua McMorrow-Hernandez created a new blog post, Five Reasons Quarters Make Excellent Starter Coins for New Collectors
People love collecting quarters . These days, it seems just about everybody is checking their change for the newest quarter designs. But what makes quarters so appealing for coin collectors? Here are five reasons people love collecting quarters. #1 –... Post is under moderationStream item published successfully. Item will now be visible on your stream. -
Joshua McMorrow-Hernandez replied to a discussion, morgan dollorsHi, Keven --
It all depends on the dates and condition of the coins. I urge you to check each of the dates and mintmarks on your silver dollars and compare those against the listings here at CoinValues, looking for the more valuable issues.
... Hi, Keven --
It all depends on the dates and condition of the coins. I urge you to check each of the dates and mintmarks on your silver dollars and compare those against the listings here at CoinValues, looking for the more valuable issues.
Morgan dollars: https://coinvalues.com/morgan-silver-dollar
Peace dollars: https://coinvalues.com/peace-dollar
As you do this, bear in mind that it costs between $20 and $35 per coin (sometimes more) to get them certified -- meanwhile, common-date circulated Morgan and Peace dollars are presently worth around $17 to $20 each... I suggest only certifying those that are worth at least $75 to $100 or more each, including rare regular-issues, higher-grade material, and special or unusual varieties.
Good luck,
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Joshua McMorrow-Hernandez replied to a discussion, morgan dollorsHi, Keven --
These are nice, circulated Morgan dollars -- they're really quite beautiful as they are. Here are links that could help you concerning their values:
1879 - https://coinvalues.com/morgan-silver-dollar/1879
1889 - Hi, Keven --
These are nice, circulated Morgan dollars -- they're really quite beautiful as they are. Here are links that could help you concerning their values:
1879 - https://coinvalues.com/morgan-silver-dollar/1879
1889 - https://coinvalues.com/morgan-silver-dollar/1889
1891 - https://coinvalues.com/morgan-silver-dollar/1891
1921 - https://coinvalues.com/morgan-silver-dollar/1921
Good luck!
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If you shop for coins online or from dealer advertisements in magazines and newspapers, then you've likely come across a few familiar marketing phrases with each of the coin ads you've come across. Some of the phrasing is legit, such as "our business... Post is under moderationStream item published successfully. Item will now be visible on your stream. -
Joshua McMorrow-Hernandez added a new comment in Why (Most) Old Wheat Pennies Aren’t Worth Hundreds of Dollars
Hi, Sandy -
This comment reads like you have a 1943 copper penny, is that correct? If so, it should NOT stick to a magnet. You will find the value for the 1943 steel penny that DOES (the first coin you mention) here: https://coinvalues.com/wheat-pennies/1943
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This comment reads like you have a 1943 copper penny, is that correct? If so, it should NOT stick to a magnet. You will find the value for the 1943 steel penny that DOES (the first coin you mention) here: https://coinvalues.com/wheat-pennies/1943
Meanwhile, here's a link for the value of your 1944 copper penny: https://coinvalues.com/wheat-pennies/1944
Thank you for your question,
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