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Mine is a 1976-S MS Silver 50C that grades MS68. Valued around $275. Or a 1921-D 50C that grades VG-8. Valued around $350.
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United States
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Mine is either my 2012 silver proof set or my 2013 West Point Silver eagle set.
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United States
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2012 S Silver Proof Set, last I checked one sold on ebay for $200. |
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United States
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I recently bought a 1932-S Washington quarter for around $75. Now book value says it should be worth around $125 or so, but to me it's still just a quarter and not worth more than 25-cents. Is a coin still valuable if the owner/collector doesn't think so? (This is the part of collecting that really bothers me) I think my future "most valuable coin" will be the Nixon Dollar. :) |
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Quote:I recently bought a 1932-S Washington quarter for around $75. Quote:
but to me it's still just a quarter and not worth more than 25-cents In that case I think you DRASTICALLY overpaid!  |
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Mine is an 1857 Flying Eagle cent. I won it on ebay two years ago offered in an auction where is was listed as a brown AU coin. It cost me $122. I sent it in to NGC earlier this year and it came back MS-63, which is worth about $1,000. My best buy by a long shot!    Paul Bulgerin
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but to me it's still just a quarter and not worth more than 25-cents I give you 50 cents for it. You will double your money. swcoin.ecrater.com
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I'll go with this one: 1887 Seated Liberty Half Dollar  Edited by Moe145
10/19/2014 8:01 pm
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but to me it's still just a quarter and not worth more than 25-cents I give you 50 cents for it. You will double your money. Don't fall for a low ball offer like that. V's trying to rip you off. I'll give you $3. For me, the most valuable coin that I am the sole owner of is an 1882-S Morgan dollar in MS-64. Worth about $90. Technically my most valuable is actually a 1909 $5 Gold, EF/AU, cleaned, and mounted on to a jewelry piece. That's worth $250. But I'm not the sole owner of it, it's an heirloom from my grandfather, and it belongs to some of my family members too, because of the sentimental value. |
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United States
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1795 NC-3 Large cent in FR-2, $8,000. Tied for third finest known of eight known specimens
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United States
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1878 CC Morgan NGC MS64 45 Degree rotated die. Bought it for $650 but I think it's worth more.
That's a great find, Paul! I wish I could find something like that!
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Mine is this guy by far. $4000+  Edited by Jon Brand
10/19/2014 10:12 pm
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Give or take by a few...  ET |
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IMO: Early Turban wins!  |
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Mine would have to be either an 1885 V nickel in FR-2 to AG-3 worth maybe 200-300 (picked it up for 90 cents last year at a pawn shop), or an 1892-S harshly cleaned in VF-EF details, worth again maybe 200-300 (at least that's what comparable ones, i.e. harshly cleaned, have been selling for on the bay). Not worth enough to win the competition, but enough to compete with a few people on here, and that makes me happy. |
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Posted 10/19/2014 5:22 pm
