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#1, Looks G-6
#2, Looks VG-8
#3, Looks VG-8
#4, Looks EF-40
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United States
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#1- F10 you can still make out rim detail #2, #3, #4  |
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Australia
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As you know grading is subjective no two people will grade the same I would grade the Morgan G 4 the five cent VG 8 the Indian head F 12 and the dime EF obv 40 EF rev 45 hope this helps  Edited by nuggethill
02/21/2009 7:48 pm
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United States
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great start at collecting US coins...maybe think of a type set (one of each  ) Edited by atlashealth
02/22/2009 7:05 pm
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Thanks for the input. Are these coins very valuable? I'm assuming not because of the condition, except maybe the dime.
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Rest in Peace
United States
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I will give this a shot, without looking at others: G-6 F-15, but take this with a grain of salt, I'm no good with Liberty nickels...yet. VG-8 EF-45 Edited by coinguybrian
03/02/2009 04:08 am
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United States
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I would say they were VGs except the dime at EF (intact headband). A VG is a pretty low grade and they also look like common dates. The pictures are real fine for a first post. Maybe a little more light next time might bring the subject into focus a little more.
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Are these coins very valuable? Not in the condition your coins are in. Your coins are common date and in lower grade spectrum of each of the series and that makes their value on the open market low but since you inherited the coins they are probably priceless to you, and that is the great thing about collecting coins, what may not be very valuable to one person may be priceless to another. |
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Posted 02/21/2009 7:25 pm
