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New Member
United States
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Asking for some help, I am thinking of selling these and just going after U.S. coins. And wondering what I should I ask for price wise for all. Any help would be great . And sorry the picture isn't great. But what would you sell them for all together? Thanks. Great Britain 1875,1902,1908,1910,1912,1915,1918,1920. Canadian Large Cents 1912,1915,1916,1918 Australian Half Cent 1917, and large 1917  Edited by gwbird71
04/22/2015 02:48 am
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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Hard to say without better pictures. Off the top of my head the British and Australian pennies and halfpennies aren't rare years so unless they're VF or better they're probably junk box coins. The British 1920 penny looks to be in decent condition so it's probably worth a few dollars.
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New Member
 United States
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thanks, are all are in good shape. Just don't know what to ask for them all.
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Moderator
 United States
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Without better pictures I recommend, you look at various on-line auction sites ans determine what similar coins have sold for.
rggoodie
aka Richard
"catch em doing something right"
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United States
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If I was selling I would likely do 3 lots, one for each country. A quick scan of ebay sold and unsold should give you a feel for interest in lesser-grade common similars. Perhaps auctions at $1 per coin in 3 lots. Collectors love chasing bargains. Depending on postage you might not even sell at that price. |
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New Member
United States
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I seen some coins I have pictured above go $5 and up to $30 and they don't really look any better than mine. thanks everyone for your advice
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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Are those bids or asking prices?
Feel free to call me Will.
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New Member
United States
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Both. If I sell them I am going to sell them to someone in my town, we have yard sale sites on Facebook around here were people sell all kinds of stuff. I just maybe they be worth more than a $1 a piece
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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They "might" be, that's the magic of online auctions. In 7 days one can find out what a coin is "worth."
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New Member
United States
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Canada
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We sell this stuff in bulk all the time. At flea markets we will sell you all the GB pennies you want at a quarter a piece. George Canada LC at a buck and Eddies at 2. Nothing rare there at all good luck.
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New Member
United States
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Thanks Pacificoin, I live in a small town and sold some coins . Didn't know what to ask for sure for all of these. Gives me an idea now.
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Canada
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Around here the half pennies go for a quarter to half dollar apiece, and the big pennies for a dollar, with one or two added if you buy five or ten of them, that kind of thing. The large cents don't seem to end up in the U-Pick bowls, they get carded up and priced. Those are coin shop rates here, you might get a bit more at a yard sale from someone who just likes them.
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