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Pillar of the Community
United States
763 Posts |
Being a Barber quarter collector, I am envious of the 1894-S. I agree that it is looks to be in the XF range with nice toning. |
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Valued Member
United States
364 Posts |
Love that 1865 shield piece. If you'll cut me a deal on it, would be interested in buying it. Just PM me if so.
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Valued Member
 United States
458 Posts |
Here's start of the breakdown:
Mercs:
1920-1
1925-1
1926-1
1927-1
1929-1
1935-1
1936-6
1937-1
1937d-1
1939-3
1940-3
1941-6
1941d-1
1942-11
1942d-3
1943-13
1943d-1
1944-14
1944d-1
1944s-1
1945-3
1945s-2
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Valued Member
United States
458 Posts |
Roosies:
1946-12
1946d-1
1946s-1
1947-4
1947d-1
1947s-1
1948-7
1948d-1
1949-5
1949d-4
1949s-2
1950-2
1950d-2
1951-4
1951d-3
1952-7
1952d-6
1952s-2
1953-4
1953d-6
1953s-2
1954-8
1954d-1
1954s-1
1955-
1956-11
1956d-1
1957-11
1957d-2
1958-1
1958d-6
1959-7
1959d-3
1960-7
1960d-11
1961-20
1961d-10
1962-8
1962d-20
1963-17
1963d-9
1964-59
1964d-21
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Valued Member
United States
458 Posts |
Indian cents:
1863-1
1881-1
1882-1
1889-1
1890-2
1891-3
1892-1
1893-1
1894-1
1895-1
1896-1
1897-1
1898-1
1899-5
1900-1
1901-1
1902-2
1903-2
1904-3
1905-2
1906-3
1907-2
1908-1
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Pillar of the Community
United States
2424 Posts |
checl the mercs for the 42/1 41/2 DDO... check the roosies for the 63-p DDR and the 64-D DDR |
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Valued Member
United States
458 Posts |
Thanks SD. The halves:
Kennedy's:
1964-10
1965-4
1966-6
1967-12
1968-5
1971-6
centenial-1
1979-1
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Valued Member
United States
458 Posts |
Franklin's:
1951-7
1951s-1
1952-7
1952d-5
1953
1953d-1
1953s-1
1954-3
1954d-1
1955
1956-1
1957-3
1957d-5
1958-3
1958d-5
1959-4
1959d-3
1960
1960d-1
1961-2
1961d-1
1962-6
1962d-4
1963-3
1963d-2
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Valued Member
United States
458 Posts |
Walker's:
1918-1
1933s-1
1934-1
1935-2
1935s-1
1936-1
1939-2
1939d-1
1939s-1
1940-1
1940s-2
1941-10
1941d-2
1941s-1
1942-8
1942d-1
1943-15
1943d-2
1943s-2
1944-11
1944d-1
1944s-6
1945-7
1945d-1
1946-4
NO DATE-2
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Valued Member
United States
458 Posts |
"check the roosies for the 63-p DDR and the 64-D DDR" What exactly do I check for? I know the "mercs 42/1 41/2 DDO" I saw one on PCGS website... |
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Valued Member
United States
313 Posts |
If you don't want to buy a price guide I would check with your library then if you decide to further your collection then you can buy one.IMO Some of the Walkers look pretty nice.  |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
2424 Posts |
the 64-D DDR dime is on the lettering "one dime" and 'united states f america" the 63-p DDR the same I think. |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
6394 Posts |
As stated, that '94-S quarter is likely the most valuable coin. Once you rule out the Mercury dime overdates and Roosevelt doubled dies, all the silver is basically bullion. You can easily price it by checking the "buy" rates of dealers for US 90% silver ( currently about 15x face value). If any of the Indian cents are higher grade they will be worth a few dollars each. Regardless, the size of the hoard translate to value. Congrats! |
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Moderator
 United States
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Quote:
1908-1
I was hoping for an S  Hey, still a nice lot! swcoin.ecrater.com
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Pillar of the Community
United States
1285 Posts |
Bvalania, very nice lot of coins. Get yourself a book and some supplies IF you plan on hanging on to them.
One thing that helped me out was checking the "coin grading" topics and following them regularly and you can pick up and learn / gain lot of knowledge on what to look for in these coins just from reading those posts.
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