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D. Rare 1964 Penny
The only thing from 1964 that is rare is me.
D. Idk how to do this taking alone shot
We welcome one or two items for complimentary appraisal. Buffalo nickels are worth about 50 cents to a dollar retail if the dates are legible. The other U.S. Coins are face value; the world coins add up to about a dollar.
D. Hello, I am about to sell one of my coins from my collection and before I do, would like to know if I’m making a terrible mistake. It is a micro O 1899-O graded MS-63 by PCI, which usually means it’s a PCGS 62. The main question I have beyond the innate value of the grade and type of coin, is regarding the clash marks on the obverse. I have not seen another like this in any of the VAM varieties and would like an expert to let me know if they can put a price to the rarity of it. Thank you!
Hard to say it's a "mistake" without knowing actual sale price. I don't accept the presumption a PCI is simply one notch below PCGS. This coin looks like it's got light circulation wear and would more likely be in the XF-AU range. Also, these varieties are hard to sell above the price of the regular issue, we get them and they can sit through a year of shows before a buyer pays appreciably more. So my advice is, be confident in selling and put your money to work for a coin you want more or a cor...
D. 1968 S no noticeable errors. Really great condition. I am fairly new to collecting. A colleague of mine recommended I send this to you to see if is worth having this lincoln cent graded? If i am in the wrong site to do so I apoligize.
Right site but if you read our literature you'll understand this lovely coin is not much beyond face value and not one we recommend grading.
D. 1916 quarter of lady liberty head and a 1916 standing liberty quarter
Heavily worn. Could be worth $1000 if authentic. Requires authentication, contact us if interested in pursuing.
D. How much are these worth my number is 347-988-6744 feel free to call me
Dollar is a dollar, nickel is... perhaps ten cents. No date visible!
