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Brittany N Collins added a new comment in 4 Important Coin Collecting Lessons I Learned The Hard WayCoin collecting is a fascinating hobby, but it comes with its fair share of challenges. One key lesson is to research thoroughly before making a purchase—many collectors overpay or buy counterfeit coins due to lack of knowledge. Another important takeaway is proper storage; environmental factors...Coin collecting is a fascinating hobby, but it comes with its fair share of challenges. One key lesson is to research thoroughly before making a purchase—many collectors overpay or buy counterfeit coins due to lack of knowledge. Another important takeaway is proper storage; environmental factors can damage a coin’s value over time. Patience is also crucial, as rushing to build a collection often leads to regret. Lastly, understanding market trends helps in making informed decisions rather than emotional ones. With the right education, there’s a chance to avoid common pitfalls and make collecting both enjoyable and rewarding. Exploring different educational resources and connecting with experienced collectors might open new doors to valuable insights.MorePost is under moderationStream item published successfully. Item will now be visible on your stream. -
Coin Values commented on this post about 5 months agoAnyone have thoughts on what would cause the words to be disoriented like this as well as the other letters that look as if they are melting? On the 35 in God we trust. On the44 everything.
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It looks to be the effects of corrosion and wear due to being exposed to a hostile environment. Cleaning coins with an aggressive chemical can also More ... -
Coin Values Apologies I did not realize the photo loaded not showing the actual top. Any thoughts what could cause the letters to angle as they do? -
Brice Bodden The skewed letters are due to an error when the coin was struck. The coin also appears to be damaged around these letters, which could More ...
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Coin Values commented on this post about 5 months agoWhat's the value of the 1900 one penny VictoriaComments (1)
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A few dollars in circulated condition, going up to dozens or hundreds in uncirculated grades.
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The 1885 $5 Liberty Head gold coin, known as a half eagle, can have significant value depending on its condition and whether it is circulated or uncirculated. To determine if your coin is uncirculated, examine the high points for signs of wear....The 1885 $5 Liberty Head gold coin, known as a half eagle, can have significant value depending on its condition and whether it is circulated or uncirculated. To determine if your coin is uncirculated, examine the high points for signs of wear. Uncirculated coins should have no visible wear, with original mint luster intact.More
Values can vary widely:
Circulated coins: Generally worth around $500 to $800, depending on condition.
Uncirculated coins: These can range from $1,000 to several thousand dollars based on their grade (using the Sheldon Scale, ranging from MS60 to MS70).
If you’re uncertain, it’s best to consult a professional coin grader to get an accurate evaluation and potential certification, which can help in establishing its true value.Post is under moderationStream item published successfully. Item will now be visible on your stream. -
Your 1994D penny might indeed have an error! Those extra bumps you see on the reverse above the 'O' in 'OF' and between the 'ME' could be die chips, a common minting error that happens when parts of the die break and leave raised marks on the...Your 1994D penny might indeed have an error! Those extra bumps you see on the reverse above the 'O' in 'OF' and between the 'ME' could be die chips, a common minting error that happens when parts of the die break and leave raised marks on the coin. Die chips often increase a coin's value slightly, especially if they’re prominent. Enlarging the picture can help verify this. Let us know if you need help with further identification!MorePost is under moderationStream item published successfully. Item will now be visible on your stream.
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Attached please find photos of the coin in question. It's my hope this will improve the prospects of arriving at a value for this coin.
Thank you for your reply. I look forward to hearing back from you should these pictures be of any...Attached please find photos of the coin in question. It's my hope this will improve the prospects of arriving at a value for this coin.More
Thank you for your reply. I look forward to hearing back from you should these pictures be of any assistance with determining this coin's value.
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