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Hey guys, Here is the full list of my coins dating back to 1902. I have 4 that have never been circulated, 3 proofs and about 90% of them are in great condition. All of them from the 90's up are still in the jar until I get a book to put them in. I am in a little bit of a pinch for money and need to sell some of them, anyone know of a good list online to look at that shows a complete listing of the current prices and how rare some of them are? Indian pennies1902 1904 Lincoln Pennies 1910 1918-d 1919-d 1919-s 1920-d 1920-s 1925-d 1925-s 1926-d 1928 1928-d 1929-d 1929-s 1930-d 1930-s 1931 1932 1932-d 1933 1933-d 1934 x2 1934-d 1935 1935-d 1935-s 1936 1936-d 1936-s 1937 1937-d 1937-s 1938 1938-d 1938-s 1939 1939-d 1939-s 1940 1940-d 1940-s 1941 1941-d 1941-s 1942 x2 1943 (steel) 1943-d (steel) 1943-s (steel) 1944 x3 1944-d 1944-s 1945 1945-d x2 (1 unc) 1945-s 1946 x2 1946-d x2 1946-s x2 1947 x2 1947-d x2 1947-s x2 1948 x2 1948-d x2 1948-s 1949 1949-d x2 1949-s 1950 1950-d x2 1950-s 1951 1951-d x2 1951-s 1952 x2 (1 unc) 1952-d 1952-s 1953 x2 1953-d x2 1953-s 1954 x3 (1 unc) 1954-d 1954-s 1955 x3 1955-d x3 1955-s 1956 1956-d x3 1957 x2 1957-d x2 1958 x2 1958-d x2 1959 x4 1959-d x2 1960 (large) x2 1960-d (small) x2 1960-d (large) x2 1961 x3 1961-d x3 1962 x2 1962-d x2 1963 x2 1963-d x2 1964 x3 1964-d x3 1965 x2 1966 x3 1967 x3 1968 x3 1968-d x3 1968-s x2 1969 x3 1969-d x3 1969-s x5 (1 proof) 1970 x2 1970-d x3 1970-d (president stamp) 1970-s x2 (1 sd 1 sm) 1970-s (3 small s) 1970-s x2 (2 ld) 1970-s (3 large s) 1971 x2 1971-d x2 1971-s x2 1972 x2 1972-d x2 1972-s x2 1973 x2 1973-d x2 1973-s 1974 x2 1974-d x2 1974-s x2 (1 (p) accf) 1975 x2 1975-d x2 1976 x2 1976-d x2 1977 x2 1977-d x2 1978 x2 1978-d x2 1979 x2 1979-d x2 1980 1980-d 1981 1981 (president stamp) 1981-d 1982-p (sm) zinc x2 1982-p (sm) copper x2 1982-p (lg) zinc x2 1982-p (lg) copper x2 1982-d (sm) zinc x2 1982-d (lg) zinc x2 1982-d (lg) copper x2 1982 (lg) x2 1982 (sm) 1982-d (lg) x2 1983 (sm) x2 1983-d (sm) x2 1984 (sm) x2 1984-d (sm) x2 1985 x2 1985-d 1986 x2 1986-d x2 Buffalo nickels1904 1937 Jefferson nickel1939 1940 x2 1941 x4 1942 x2 1943 (silver) x2 1944 (silver) x2 1945 (silver) x3 1946 x4 1947 x3 1948 x3 1949 x3 1950 x2 1951 x2 1952 x4 1953 x3 1954 x4 1955 x3 1956 x2 1957 x3 (1 unc) 1958 x4 1959 x2 1960 x3 1961 x4 1962 x4 1963 x5 1964 x4 1965 x2 1966 x2 1967 x2 1968-d x3 1968-s x2 1969-d x2 1969-s x2 1970-d x2 1970-s x5 1971 x2 1971-d x2 1972 x2 1972-d x2 1973 x2 1973-d x2 1974 x2 1974-d x2 1975 x3 1975-d x2 1976 x2 1976-d x2 1977 x2 1977-d x2 1978 x2 1978-d x2 1979 x3 1979-d x2 1980-p x3 1980-d x4 1981-p x3 1981-d x3 1982-p 1982-d x2 1983-p x2 1983-d x2 1984-p x2 1984-d x2 1985-p x2 1985-d x2 1986-d Dimes 1939 1963 (proof) 1965 x2 1966 x2 1967 x2 1968 x2 1968-d x2 1969 x2 1969-d x2 1970 x2 1970-d x2 1971 x2 1971-d x2 1972 x2 1972-d x2 1973 x2 1973-d x2 1974 x2 1974-d x2 1975 x2 1975-d x2 1976 x2 1976-d x2 1977 x2 1977-d x2 1978 x2 1978 canadian 1978-d x2 1979 x2 1979-d x2 1980-p x2 1980-d x2 1981-p x2 1981-d x2 1982-p x2 1982-d x2 1983-p x2 1983-d x2 1984-p x2 1984-d x2 1985-p x2 1985-d x2 1986-p 1986-d x3 Quarters 1965 x2 1966 x2 1967 x2 1968 1968-d 1969 1969-d 1970 x2 1970-d 1971 x2 1971-d 1972 x3 1972-d 1973 x2 1973-d 1974 x2 1974-d 1976 x2 1976-d x2 1977 x2 1977-d x2 1978 x2 1978-d 1979 x2 1979-d 1980-p x2 1980-d 1981-p x2 1981-d x2 1982-p x2 1982-d x2 1983-p x2 1983-d x2 1984-p x2 1984-d x2 1985-p x2 1985-d x2 1986-p x2 1986-d 1999 Delaware 1999 Pennsylvania 1999 New Jersey 1999 Georgia 1999 Connecticut 2000 Massachusetts 2000 Maryland 2000 South Carolina 2000 New Hampshire 2000 Virginia 2001 New York 2001 North Carolina 2001 Rhode Island 2001 Vermont 2001 Kentucky 2002 Tennessee 2002 Ohio Half Dollar 1967 1971 x2 1971-d x2 1972 1973 1973-d 1974 x2 1974-d 1976 x2 1976-d x2 1979 x2 1981-p x2 Dollar 1978-d last Eisenhower 1979-p 1st Susan B. Anthony 1981-b dollar bill 2000-d 1st Sacagawea Two Dollar bill 1995-e |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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i don't see any particularly rare coins, you have some silver, but not much. most of the pennies that are 1959- I would put back through circulation, all of the quarters are only worth face value and all of the halves besides 1967 are also worth face value, although, if you want to put them in albums, I'd definitely keep them and then search for upgrades  the 1904 Buffalo nickel wasn't made in 1904 so its either a fantasy piece or you misread the date numismedia.com is a pretty good price guide. Edited by Adam_E
11/10/2010 09:04 am
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United States
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Nice collection!!  (Just Me: I wouldn't put any of them back into circulation. They are your collection!) |
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United States
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Nice! Keep them all and get some more. Thanks for sharing.
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Adam, I do not see a country associated with this user, so if he/she is in New Zealand or Singapore or something, common LMCs may not be that easy to come by.
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United States
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As already mentioned, I too did not see any particularly rare or valuable coins, at least off hand. If that's the case, it may not be worth it to sell them as you most likely won't get much if anything at all. If you still want to sell them, I would sell them in lots.
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These coins appear to have been heavily polished. If that is the case then you will probably have a very hard time selling for anything over face if at all. I hope you have not done that to them all.
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The condition of the majority of the others is very close to these. The coins in the pictures are relatively low grade and have been polished or cleaned, sorry. I agree with Tim, cleaning coins is never a good idea. I would sell the silver and older classic coins, and it might not be worth it to sell the non-silver coins, especially those post-1950. Edited by wheatguy
11/10/2010 6:15 pm
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Valued Member
India
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very great set of coins
warm wishes.
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New Member
United States
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My grandpa originally had these coins, now I have them. I know he used to clean them and put them in the holders that they are in now. And he started collecting them in the 70's because of some old ones that he had found. I started collecting a little before he gave them to me, but I never polished or cleaned them. And I don't think my grandpa polished them, but I do know that he cleaned them. I got them 10 years ago and I haven't touched them since, they have just been in their slots, and I know he didn't like to touch them either.
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New Member
United States
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Oh, these only looked polished because of the flash. When I was just comparing the pictures to the actual coins they look very glossy. It's just from the flash. They look normal in person. Can someone tell me about these pennies though? Why do they have presidential stamps? Is it from a carnival machine or from the mint? http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c...lpennies.jpg |
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not from the mint, its called a counterstap, their quite common.
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Those coins are cleaned and/or polished.
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United States
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Check out the 1970S Small Dates. Depending on the condition, they might be worth something more than face.
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United States
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 I know the hold sentimental value to you but as far as collector value they are what they are. |
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