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Pillar of the Community
United States
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 to the Community! They all look genuine to me, but dates, mintmarks and conditions will be the deciding factors in determining the values. Happy Holidays! Edited by westernsky
12/25/2021 01:32 am
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. Going with those photos,they look genuine. You will need to post one coin per thread with a full coin photo of the front and one of the back for us to help you with grade and possible varieties. John1  |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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They look all genuine to me and very little value.
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Yes, they look quite legit to me. Without large and sharp photos of obverses and reverses, it cannot be determined if there are any relatively rare pieces.
Cheers!
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Agree with others: genuine coins. Only one (the quarter) contains silver. The half-dozen "war cents" are steel (and magnetic). The Buffalo nickels are worth perhaps a dollar apiece, if the dates are legible. They may have a lot of sentimental value, though. Ask where they came from. There might be stories behind the coins. |
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to the CCF By increasing the size, the only coin I see with any value is the silver quarter. The Buffalo nickels are all no date and the steel cents are worn so there is not much value over face. Hard to tell the date on the wheatie bit it appears to be worn. |
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Valued Member
United States
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It would appear the only coin of value is, as has been said, the silver quarter.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Silver quarter = about $4.00 (silver value Steel cents (no rust) = about 10 cents each common Wheat cent = about 3 cents Dateless Buffalo nickels = about 10 cents each |
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to the CCF I agree with what has already been said, genuine and low value. Take a look at my other hobby ... http://www.jk-dk.art |
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1941 quarter = $7 Steel cents = $1.25 for all 1912 Wheat cent = $1.39 5 no date Buffalo nickels = $5 for all at $1 each (get nic a date liquid in bottle from e-bay may reveal dates and be worth more) Total value of all coins as is = $14.64 |
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Pillar of the Community
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Steel cents = $1.25 for all Seems a bit overpriced. I'd imagine they'd be $0.10 or less a piece. |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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"Value" has a very fluid definition. All depends on which side of the table you are on.
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"Value" has a very fluid definition. All depends on which side of the table you are on.  These are type of coins that I used to find in change, and started my interest in coin collecting. So, there is a certain value there for your friend. But Capricorn7, I know that's not what you were referring to. Just trying to add a different perspective. |
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All of the coins certainly look authentic to me. There would be no incentive to fake these coins due to their low retail value, as estimated by others here. |
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