Nice Small Cent Collection For Sale

For someone who decide all of a sudden to collect small cents and do not want to spend time doing it.Not a good investment at that price.

Cents from 1937 to date are generally not worth huge amounts unless they are certified MS65 or higher. 1937 to 1950 cents can be worth up to about $150 (1944) in MS64. Otherwise there are only a few key coins that have material value in less than MS65.

Wow, that's good to know, thanks. Ya my gramps left me a huge collection that was given to my this year. after my faster passed a few years ago my mother finally went through everything and found them all (not just Canadian at all, lol). I guess she was waiting to give them to me, (I turned 30 in june) actually she gave me my dads in june and hers and my gramps last night, and I only looked through the U.S coins so far (1880 morganEF, 22 Peace unc, 1906 Indian headAU...Etc.. I'm not done yet, I'll post pics when I am :)) and she was right to because in my earlier youth, lol, I probably would have sold them for some "toy.". As where now I never will, they'll be my daughters (she's 5 months) someday. But anyways sorry rambling... But ya, I have some Canadian pennies from pretty early on, actually I have a 1944 & there all in really good shape, if I had to guess off hand I'd say at least AU, a few definitely MS, as I said I quickly looked at the dates and packaged them up, I'll has to look them up. I also have hundreds of European coins from the 1850's-1950's and a few through now too.. And south/central America... Lol, my gramps traveled a lot, lucky man.
But anyways thanks for asking because now I have a lot more change to "really" go through.

Some of the coins shown, like the 1941, 1942 and 1943, would not make the "red" designation if you tried to cross those coins with PCGS.... I would never touch a collection like this, because with small cents, I prefer to buy the coins (i.e., eye appeal, original red lustre) and not necessarily the ICCS certificate.