I Gots Some Coins!

Well I checked out the 1947 penny. Looks to me like it has the small maple leaf after the 7 and the seven appears pointed . Here are some pics of it.

Well, lets see. Lets begin with this fine pair of five cent pieces. Both are in great shape and sparkle just right when then sun shines upon them. Eyecatching to say the least about this 1938 and 1939 pair!

Still moving along lets take a look at these two pieces. Two fine quarters to make any collector in need drool!

Staying in the theme "Quarters" here are the 1948 and 1952.

This Old Man has seen better days! What do you think?

1946 Quarter

Thanks for all the pics, now to catch up...

Your '38 and '39 5¢ are nice, about VG-8 and worth .35 and .25 in Trends. The 38 may still have mint lustre in the most protected area, i.e. under the lettering, which could make it F-12.

Your 1950 50¢ (design in 0) is a fantastic example of the hearing aid variety! This is a known obverse minor die variety caused by die clash. What you're seeing is the negative image of part of the reverse of the coin. Nice VF-30, worth maybe $10-15 with the hearing aid.

the '49 50¢ is around F-15, not the hoof over 9 var., worth melt.

'38 and '39 25¢ are VG-8 but due to their rarity you could get more than melt.

the '51 quarter is high relief, low grade and worth melt.

the other quarters are ordinary and low grade, unfortunately not worth much more than melt. I think we covered the 1918 in another post.

sell them for silver and buy yourself ONE nice coin for the money.
then save some money and buy another, then another...and by then you are hooked.. Before you know, you will post a picture of 1921 50 cent piece....which you just found in another of your dad's cigar boxes, unless you have one already.