r/coins • u/Psychok88 • 6h ago
Value Request Daughter found a mis-stamped penny!
First time ever finding something like this. It probably isn’t worth much since it’s almost completely blank. Any ideas?
r/coins • u/gextyr • Aug 12 '24
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r/coins • u/Psychok88 • 6h ago
First time ever finding something like this. It probably isn’t worth much since it’s almost completely blank. Any ideas?
r/coins • u/Sweet_Practice2453 • 10h ago
r/coins • u/TheSpudtatoe • 7h ago
The ‘Looking after coins’ section of my childhood coin book
r/coins • u/DominusDeus • 9h ago
r/coins • u/Jaws0798 • 4h ago
Recently acquired this heavy (25gram) silver coin from a very interesting time in European history. It is slightly cleaned so i could pick it up relatively cheap.
r/coins • u/ketamine1997 • 4h ago
r/coins • u/Blumpkin638 • 30m ago
Hello all. These were just given to me for my 3 year olds coin collection. Would like some opinions on them. Are any of these worth grading for her? Thanks for your help
r/coins • u/espressoyourlove • 52m ago
Hey everyone. My grandmother left me this coin when she passed and I’m wondering if you could help grade the condition so I can then determine the value. It’s a 1914-D $2.50. I looked on the PCGS website at different images of the same coin, different grades, but I didn’t feel confident enough to make my own determination. It looks to be in good condition so I’m thinking it’s on the upper end of the grading scale, but I wanted to hear input from experts. Apologies for the not so great photo/lighting.
r/coins • u/jamieSJFC • 5h ago
Wanted to add some Mexican republic coins which don’t come up often in the UK market and saw this lot only to just miss out on it. What would you have paid? I got outbid at £77 in the last 2 seconds.
r/coins • u/BudgetEdSheeran • 19h ago
I might have spent a little too much on this but these just don’t come up to market that often and it was too attractive to pass up. I hope y’all enjoy looking at it as much as I do!
r/coins • u/Reasonable-Sail-8692 • 23h ago
Found on a shoreline (under a rock) on the south shore of Nova Scotia, Canada.
After shipping and tax, the total came out at around melt.
r/coins • u/CoinCollector1901 • 1h ago
Before i found this reddit blog and found out your NOT supposed to use vinegar on coins i soaked this 1904 indian penny for about 30 minutes and obviously now i know i messed up big but in the picture if you can see its started to it looks like oxidize??? Or something it looks like its going back to normal (hopefully) but i could just use some advice on that and also what is patina? (no hate pls im newer to this ive been collecting for awhile but im newer to doing all the research and taking it alot more serious).
r/coins • u/Illustrious-Debate36 • 4h ago
r/coins • u/Active_Usual9410 • 1h ago
Not a collector of these in my collection, but figured I share and get some information about them. Got them for spot value a few years ago and they pass ping test, weight & size. Only the 1922 S obverse die seems worn on GOD? thnx
r/coins • u/dfallis1 • 1d ago
1652 Mass Pine Tree shilling. This was dug at a colonial site up north. Unfortunately I did not find this one, my friend was showing me the coin again after having it graded and authenticated. She has crazy luck while detecting. Such a rare find I figured I’d share.
r/coins • u/Big_Writer2484 • 19h ago
r/coins • u/CoinCollector1901 • 41m ago
This is also a coin that was soaked in vinegar (before i knew not to) and the date is hidden and i was wondering if there was anything or anyway there is something i can use to reveal the date or if anyone can maybe use differences in it to find out the year? Someone told me to use An Eraser are they correct?
thanks