Here is a sample of the 5 different nickels I've found in my change in the last month.
They are a "Indian Head" or "Buffalo" nickel minted from 1913-1938, a Jefferson nickel minted from 1938-2003, a Louisiana Purchase/Peace Medal nickel minted early-2004, a Lewis and Clark/Keelboat nickel minted mid-2004 and a "New Buffalo" nickel minted early-2005.
Yes, a 1913 Liberty Nickel(not pictured) did sell for $3,737,500 but only five were known to exist. The most valuable of each non-error* type in low grades are as follows. 1913S v.2** Buffalo at $340.00, 1939D Jefferson at $10.00 and only $0.25 for all three newer ones.
Heres the stats for the five coins pictured....
Year: 1921? I'm unsure if it's a S mint mark or not.
Metal: 75% copper 25% nickel
Mintage: 10,663,000 or 1,557,000 for S mint
Value: G-4 $4.00 or $75.00 for S mint (a worn S mint mark would bring down the value)
Year: 1955D
Metal: 75% copper 25% nickel
Mintage: 74,464,100
Value: MS-60 $0.50
Year: 2004P/Keelboat
Metal: 75% copper 25% nickel
Mintage: 366,720,000
Value: MS-63 $0.25
Year: 2004D/Peace Medal
Metal: 75% copper 25% nickel
Mintage: 372,000,000
Value: MS-63 $0.25
Year: 2005D/American Bison
Metal: 75% copper 25% nickel
Mintage: 487,680,000
Value: MS-63 $0.25
Sidenote:I switched to my camera for these images they came out pretty detailed, but dark, not Photoshopped in any way. When you enlarge the image and zoom in you can see every nick and scratch, I'll probably stick with the camera***.
Footnotes:
* error coins exist among all coins and raise the value in most cases, these errors are often small and extremely rare, in this instance I left out error-coins value
** v.2 refers to a second variety of a coin that was made on purpose not a error, in this case it is the Bison on the reverse is standing on plain ground as opposed to a raise mound/v.1 worth only $38 not $325
***I didn't stick with the camera.
Do you know what one oz of silver is worth ?
ReplyDeleteCurrently as of 7:00pm EST it is $12.54 an ounce.
ReplyDeleteHey Manny me again. I have a buffalo coin 1914S. Great condition. Except for the Liberty. IT's a litttle LITTLE lITTTTTTTTTTTTTLE bit blurry on the right side. and I have 2 jefferson coins (one 1995 and one 1946 with the edges pulled in a little.)
ReplyDeletebtw.. GREAT BLOGG!! Whenever my dad comes home after buying something with change, I ask him if he had anything good that I can trade normal change for. (so far I got a 2007 olympic quarter!)
1914S Nickel. Great condition.
ReplyDeleteAbout $140.00 in about-uncirculated, this is a great coin and even in low grades it has a $20.00 value.
2 Jefferson coins (one 1995 and one 1946 with the edges pulled in a little.)
Slightly off center does not bring in any extra value.
1946 about $0.25
1995 about $0.05
HI I have a coin, about the size of a quarter. I has a bull with it's head down and 5P written above on one side , a harp and the word éIRe on the other. it's from 1974.
ReplyDeleteThank you
I cleaned some coins with vinegar because i couldn't see the date and it's a penny from 1956. does this reduce it's value?
ReplyDeletealso what does the KG stand for on the canadian penny. thx
I has a bull with it's head down and 5P written above on one side , a harp and the word éIRe on the other. it's from 1974.
ReplyDeleteFrom Ireland this 5 pence is about $0.10 in extra-fine.
I cleaned some coins with vinegar because i couldn't see the date and it's a penny from 1956. does this reduce it's value?
Yes, but not by much a coin so dirty and unreadable would only be worth $0.03 at most so no big loss.
what does the KG stand for on the canadian penny.
It is the Designer's signature, the person who drew the new reverse design in 1937.
G.E. Kruger-Gray was the artist and designer, KG for short.
I have a good conditioned 1935 buffalo coin. How much could it be worth?
ReplyDeletegood conditioned 1935 buffalo coin
ReplyDeleteAbout $1.00.
I have three pennies one dated 1903 in great condition, one dated 1985 in good condition, and and one from 1881 that has seen better days, and I also have three nickels, one dated 1939, one 1900, and one 1903.
ReplyDeletepennies
ReplyDelete1903 in great condition(EF-40) about $10.00
1985 in good condition(G-4)about $0.01
If you meant 1885 then it is (G-4) about $8.00
1881 (AG-3) about $1.00
nickels in good
1939 about $0.15
1900 about $2.00
1903 about $2.00
i have a nickel made of copper just like a penny how much is that worth????
ReplyDeletenickel made of copper just like a penny
ReplyDeleteThere are two reasons this may be possible.
1. Sintered meaning it weighs 5 grams and has a thin copper coating. It must be verified by an expert it's about $150.00 in high grade.
2. Struck on Wrong Planchet it would weigh something other than 5 grams. Depending on what it weigh it would average $650.00 in high grade.
how much are the 1867 nickels? mine is in mint condition, no shoulder fold.
ReplyDeletei have a 1948 no shoulder fold Canadian penny. it is mint condition and very shiny.it says GEORGIVS VI DEI GRATIA REX.how much is it?
ReplyDelete1948 no shoulder fold Canadian penny. it is mint condition
ReplyDelete1948 did not have shoulders so that is not possible.
It does have a variety, if the denticles are small it's about $100.00.
If the denticles are large it's about $30.00.
Shiny means red MS-63.
In the other post I left values for MS-60 Brown.
Understand if they have been cleaned or are not graded then the value will be much less.
how much are the 1867 nickels? mine is in mint condition, no shoulder fold.
ReplyDeleteIf you mean U.S. then they average about $200.00.
I don't know what you mean by no shoulder fold.
I purchased two buffalo nickels from my change drawer at work the other day dated 1935 and 1938. It is difficult to read the date on the 1935 so I know its not the greatest of conditions and the 1938has the 9 wore away. Are they worth anything? I also purchased a 1950 quarter. I would have to say its in very good condition for being in circulation. What is the value on this one? Thanks for your help.
ReplyDeleteHope
buffalo nickels...It is difficult to read the date on the 1935
ReplyDeleteAbout $0.75
1938has the 9 wore away.
It has to be a 1938-D it's about $1.00
1950 quarter. I would have to say its in very good condition
About $2.00
i have a 1904 nickle how much is it worth?
ReplyDeletethers no mint mark on it though
1904 nickle
ReplyDeleteAbout $2.00
I have an undated buffalo nickel that looks to have been struck on a dime planchet. It is in circulated condition, but most of the writing is legible. Is this as rare and worth as much as it seems?
ReplyDeleteundated buffalo nickel that looks to have been struck on a dime planchet.
ReplyDeleteThis would be very rare and worth about $10,000.00.
But it sounds worn and probably is just so badly worn that it has lost some metal.
If an error it would weigh about 2.50 grams.
If normal it would weigh about 5.00 grams.
If weighing it doesn't help then have a good jeweler test if it is silver or nickel.
Silver means it's an error.
Thank you for your reply, Man!
ReplyDeleteSince this coin is much thinner than the other buffalo nickels I have, and is completely rimless, I have a strong feeling we found a winner. Will keep you updated on our research.
Hi I have an 1867 canadian penny. Could you tell me if it is worth anything?
ReplyDelete1867 canadian penny
ReplyDeleteNo such thing if you mean 1867-1967 it is just about $0.01.
Hi,
ReplyDeleteI need to ask about 3 kickels I have:
1981 P the front is shifted to the left and in god we trust is cut in half.
1972 D when flipped over is twisted about 10degs.
1993 D which is miss metal on both right and left side of the front and on the top of the back. You can still read all the writing on both sides.
Thanks
Nickels
ReplyDelete1981 P the front is shifted to the left and in god we trust is cut in half.
This is an Off-Center error it's about $5.00.
1972 D when flipped over is twisted about 10degs.
This is a Rotated Die error it's about $0.50.
1993 D which is miss metal on both right and left side of the front and on the top of the back. You can still read all the writing on both sides.
Possibly a lamination error it's starts at about $10.00 but most found to be damage.
I have a couple of US $2.00 bills. Both are crisp, barely any wrinkles and are still fairly stiff. Both were series 1976. Are they worh aything?
ReplyDeleteUS $2.00 bills. Both are crisp, barely any wrinkles and are still fairly stiff. Both were series 1976.
ReplyDeleteDepends on serial number but they average $3.00.
Hi Man Im Seeking Answers On A Couple Of Coins I Have From When I Was Little I Have A 1922 One Cent Lincoln Penny,1950 georgivs vi dei gratia rex penny,1952 Lincoln Penny Also A 1776-1976-S Proof Quarter,1979-S Proof Half Dollar What Would Be The Value On These Items Thank You
ReplyDelete1922 One Cent Lincoln Penny about $625.00 this one has to be authenticated as many fakes exist.
ReplyDelete1950 georgivs vi dei gratia rex penny about $0.10
1952 Lincoln Penny about $0.05
1776-1976-S Proof Quarter about $4.00
1979-S Proof Half Dollar about $5.00
what would be the value on 1896 e.pluribus.unum silver dollar coin,1961 proof nickle,1961 ben franklin half dollar
ReplyDelete1928 lincoln one cent penny,1988 q elizabeth 20 pence
ReplyDelete1896 silver dollar coin about $22.00
ReplyDelete1961 proof nickel about $1.50
1961 half dollar about $7.00
1928 lincoln one cent penny about $0.20
ReplyDelete1988 q elizabeth 20 pence about $0.20
i found an old buffalo nickel...pretty worn...can't see date anywhere. worth?
ReplyDeleteold buffalo nickel...pretty worn...can't see date anywhere.
ReplyDeleteGenerally $0.50 but only if the images are still clear enough to see.
I have a 1921 indian head nickel with a mark underneath the words "five cents" on the side with the buffalo. Can you tell me how much this coin is worth? I also have 2 more indian head nickels with no date on them. How much are they worth?
ReplyDeletecan you please let me know how much these coins are worth?
ReplyDelete1946/D penny, 1950/D penny, 1956/D penny, 1944/S penny, 1951/S penny, 1937 penny, 1947 penny, 1950 penny, 1944 dime
1921 indian head nickel with a mark underneath the words "five cents" on the side with the buffalo.
ReplyDeleteThe mintmark should be an S it would be about $70.00 but it should be verified.
2 more indian head nickels with no date on them.
Dateless Buffaloes are about $0.50 each.
1946/D penny about $0.05
ReplyDelete1950/D penny about $0.05
1956/D penny about $0.05
1944/S penny about $0.05
1951/S penny about $0.05
1937 penny about $0.15
1947 penny about $0.05
1950 penny about $0.05
1944 dime about $1.25
i have a coin that says NEW PENCE with a 2 and a crown with three feathers and a banner that says Ich on the left side anddien on the right reverse side says D.G.REG.F.D.1971 ELIZABETH. II
ReplyDeleteNEW PENCE with a 2 and a crown with three feathers and a banner that says Ich on the left side anddien on the right reverse side says D.G.REG.F.D.1971 ELIZABETH. II
ReplyDeleteThis is from Great Britain it's about $0.05.
Hello ... I have some coins (Goldens) from the Netherlands .... 5, 10 and 25 cent ones from 1951 up to 1990's ... was just wondering how much they are worth?
ReplyDeleteThanks for your time
coins (Goldens) from the Netherlands .... 5, 10 and 25 cent ones from 1951 up to 1990's
ReplyDeleteMost are just face value they are very common and none are rare or special.
I have 4 coins that i would like to find out if they are worth anything or not.
ReplyDelete1. 1919 Indian Head Buffalo Nickel can't see a mint mark and it has the words five cents on the back and some writing on the front where the Indian is.
2. 1922 Indian Head Buffalo Nickel with the same discription
3. 1926 Indian Head Buffalo Nickel with the same discription
4. 1935 Indian Head Nickel with the same discription as the other three.
Can someone tell me if these coins have any value to them
1. 1919 Indian Head Nickel about $2.00
ReplyDelete2. 1922 Indian Head Nickel no such thing
3. 1926 Indian Head Nickel about $1.25
4. 1935 Indian Head Nickel about $1.00
I have a 1928 canadian pennie, how is the 1936 canadian pennie worth more? What is the value of mine?
ReplyDelete1928 canadian pennie about $0.15
ReplyDelete1936 canadian pennie about $0.15
Both are common so they have the same value in low grades.
1974D one dollar
ReplyDelete1776-1976D one dollar
1963 half dollar
1888 "0" one dollar
1966 canada quater & 1974 canada quater
I have 1964,65,66,67,68,1969 half dollars are they worth any value?
Any information you have one these coins would be of get help too me!
I have a 1941 KG canada penny is it worth any value?
ReplyDeleteUS coins
ReplyDelete1974D one dollar about $1.00
1776-1976D one dollar about $1.00
1963 half dollar about $7.00 90% silver
1888 "0" one dollar about $22.00 90% silver
half dollars
1964 about $7.00 90% silver
65 about $3.00 40% silver
66 about $3.00 40% silver
67 about $3.00 40% silver
68 about $3.00 40% silver
1969 about $3.00 40% silver
1966 canada quater about $3.00 80% silver
1974 canada quater about $0.25
1941 KG canada penny
ReplyDeleteAbout $0.10
what is a 1953 Canadian dime worth?
ReplyDelete1953 Canadian dime
ReplyDeleteAbout $1.10
what is a 1963 five dollar bill with red ink , a 1964 uncirculated dime,a 1945 half dollar,a 1957A one dollar bill,a 1928 penny,1939,1944,1945,1952 and a 1953D quarters worth.
ReplyDeleteDimes:1925D,1944,1946,1947,1948,1950D,1952D,1953D,1954D,1954S,1956,1958D worth.
1963 five dollar bill with red ink about $12.00
ReplyDelete1964 uncirculated dime about $1.75
1945 half dollar about $7.00
1957A one dollar bill about $2.50
1928 penny about $0.20
1939 about $0.15
1944 about $0.10
1945 about $0.10
1952 about $0.10
1953D quarters about $3.50
Dimes:
1925D about $4.00
1944 about $1.50
1946 about $1.50
1947 about $1.50
1948 about $1.50
1950D about $1.50
1952D about $1.50
1953D about $1.50
1954D about $1.50
1954S about $1.50
1956 about $1.50
1958D about $1.50
what is a 1939,1944,1945,1952 quarters worth
ReplyDeletequarters
ReplyDelete1939 about $4.00
1944 about $3.50
1945 about $3.50
1952 about $3.50
what is a 1932 canadian cent with the words GEORGIVS V DEIGRA: REX ET IND:IMP: worth
ReplyDeleteI have a 1973 canadian black penny...is this just dirty or is there some value? Thanks
ReplyDelete1932 canadian cent about $0.15
ReplyDelete1973 canadian black penny
ReplyDeleteIt could just be dirt but it may also be a Sintered error but there is no way to tell without an expensive grading.
i have a american 1955 penny and a canadian 1949 and 1959 penny
ReplyDelete1955 penny about $0.10
ReplyDeleteCanadian
1949 penny about $0.10
1959 penny about $0.10
I have a 193? nickle with a chunk of silver over the last number in the date. You can make out the bottom of what looks to be an 8 under the chunk.It appears to be a mint error.
ReplyDeleteI have a 1985 E stamped 50.00 Bill (A3) and a 1981 B stamped fifty dollar bill(A2). Are they worth keeping?
ReplyDelete193? nickle with a chunk of silver over the last number in the date. You can make out the bottom of what looks to be an 8 under the chunk.It appears to be a mint error.
ReplyDeleteIn low grade maybe $30.00 but it depends on eye appeal and if the date can verified.
1985 E stamped 50.00 Bill just $50.00
ReplyDelete1981 B stamped fifty dollar bill just $50.00
I have a 2005 D, Westward Journey nickel; however the color is that of a copper penny. Was that normal? I have tried to find something about the color but only come up with the spelling regarding "Ocian" vs. "Ocean."
ReplyDelete2005 D, Westward Journey nickel; however the color is that of a copper penny
ReplyDeleteIt could be an error but first you need to find out the weight.
If the weight is correct it maybe a sintered error which is hard to prove but these errors start at $15 and can go to hundreds.
I have a 1944 quarter with no mint mark,
ReplyDeleteA 1940 "wheat penny",
2 1944 "wheat pennies",
A 1948 "wheat penny",
A 1959 d mint penny that is very thin,
A 1940 mercury dime,
And a 1941 "wheat penny"
What is the worth of each if these coins?
1944 quarter with no mint mark about $3.50
ReplyDelete1940 "wheat penny" about $0.15
1944 "wheat pennies" about $0.10
1948 "wheat penny" about $0.10
1959 d mint penny that is very thin about $0.01
1940 mercury dime about $1.50
1941 "wheat penny" about $0.15
hello, i have a 1950 0.25$ american,a 1959D pennie amercican, 2X 1873-1973 0.25$ canadian (with the horse, one has a litle chunk like a bump over the edge), a 1978 0.50$ canadian, a 1947RG pennie canadian with a <.> after the 1947,and a Pont Champlain Bridge coin that also sais on it
ReplyDeleteCould you help me find out more about them?
Thank you very mucht for your help!
1950 0.25$ american about $4.00
ReplyDelete1959D pennie amercican about $0.05
1873-1973 0.25$ canadian (with the horse, one has a litle chunk like a bump over the edge) about $0.25 the Die Break does not add value
1978 0.50$ canadian about $0.50
a1947RG pennie canadian with a <.> after the 1947 about $0.10
Pont Champlain Bridge coin about $2.00
Found A 50$ bill front is way off center top almost on edge back is normal ?? Worth keeping?
ReplyDelete50$ bill front is way off center top almost on edge back is normal ?
ReplyDeleteThis is normal, it is such a common minor Faulty Alignment error that it has no extra value.
i heard that a canadian penny from 1969 or 1869 penny is worth 80,000 or more because of a flaw on the queen it the information true???
ReplyDeletecanadian penny from 1969 or 1869 penny is worth 80,000 or more because of a flaw on the queen
ReplyDeleteNo such thing as a 1869 Canadian cent and 1969 has no expensive varieties.
^^^^^^^^^or was it a 1969 amarican penny???
ReplyDelete^^^^^^^^^or was it a 1969 amarican penny???
ReplyDeleteThere is a 1969-S American cent that has some doubling and is worth $105,000 in very high grade.
I have a 1920 dime. How much is it worth?
ReplyDelete1920 dime about $2.00
ReplyDeleteDo you know anything about the old one dollar silver certificate paper money? I found 1 of them in some of the things my grandfather had.
ReplyDeleteHe also had a confederate 5 dollar bill. Can you help with these? Thank you.
Do you know anything about the old one dollar silver certificate paper money?
ReplyDeleteYes these are common but feel free to post the serial number and year.
confederate 5 dollar bill.
Unfortunately I know little about these but most have low value.
http://www.roetta.it/monete/monete_inglesi/coins/1971_half_new_penny_a.jpg هذه صورة العملة المراد بيعها اريد معرفة سعرها و اذا يوجد احد يريد شرائها هذا بريدي الالكتروني للتواصل في المعلومات xx3omarfcbx@hotmail.com mmmerza@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteهذه صورة العملة المراد بيعها اريد معرفة سعرها و اذا يوجد احد يريد شرائها هذا بريدي الالكتروني للتواصل في المعلومات
ReplyDelete1971 half penny from Britain about $0.10
I do not buy or sell anything but good luck with that.
1971 نصف المائة من جميع أنحاء بريطانيا 0،10 $.
لا بيع أو شراء أي شيء ، ولكن نتمنى لك التوفيق في ذلك.
Pardon my translation.
I have 2 - 1938 Uncirculated Jefferson Nickels with approx. 30 degree rotation die errors and a 1952 S Jefferson Nickel with an approx. 45 dgree rotation die error. I bought the first 2 from different areas of the country. Are these considedered rare?
ReplyDelete1938 Uncirculated Jefferson Nickels with approx. 30 degree rotation die errors
ReplyDeleteAbout $50.00
1952 S Jefferson Nickel with an approx. 45 dgree rotation die error
About $30.00 in uncirculated
By uncirculated I'm thinking MS-63 or better.
Oh and not really rare but also not common.
ReplyDeleteThank You for your quick response. I was trying to complete a Jefferson Nickel Archival Collection when I received the first 1938 and not trying for an error collection, I threw it aside and purchased the other. As a 30 year collector, not a professional, I would guess the one at MS-63 and the other at MS-65. I have a few 1952 S coins and discovered that one while deciding on which to put in an album. I would conservatively guess that one at MS-67. It is brilliant, has 5 steps and not a blemish to be found. Another thing that I have noticed is that certain error collectors designate clockwise or counter-clockwise. Do you make that judgement looking at the error side or the obverse? They would be opposite, right? If my high school math still applies today, a 30 degree clockwise rotation is the same as a 330 degree counter-clockwise rotation. Once again, thank you.
ReplyDelete1952 S coins and discovered that one while deciding on which to put in an album. I would conservatively guess that one at MS-67. It is brilliant, has 5 steps and not a blemish to be found. Another thing that I have noticed is that certain error collectors designate clockwise or counter-clockwise. Do you make that judgement looking at the error side or the obverse? They would be opposite, right? If my high school math still applies today, a 30 degree clockwise rotation is the same as a 330 degree counter-clockwise rotation.
ReplyDelete1952-S in that condition is about $750.00
The obverse is always considered correct so gauging the reverse or error side is where you would put the imaginary 360 degree clock.
And yes high school math wins again, most collectors and dealers just say CW (clockwise) then 30 or 130 or 330.
While others, let's call them rebels, keep the degrees under 180 and then say if it's clockwise or not.
1944 One Cent Penny
ReplyDelete1920 Buffalo Nickel
1926 Buffalo Nickel
1928 Buffalo Nickel
1928D Buffalo Nickel
1929 Buffalo Nickel
1935 Buffalo Nickel x 2
1935 D Buffalo Nickel
1935 S Buffalo Nickel
1936 Buffalo Nickel
1937 Buffalo Nickel
1937 D Buffalo Nickel
i have this small collection from my dad. Could you please let me know what any are worth. I've been holding onto them for a long time. THX
Assuming at least good condition.
ReplyDelete1944 One Cent Penny about $0.03
1920 Buffalo Nickel about $1.50
1926 Buffalo Nickel about $1.25
1928 Buffalo Nickel about $1.25
1928D Buffalo Nickel about $1.50
1929 Buffalo Nickel about $1.25
1935 Buffalo Nickel about $1.00
1935 D Buffalo Nickel about $1.00
1935 S Buffalo Nickel about $1.00
1936 Buffalo Nickel about $1.00
1937 Buffalo Nickel about $1.00
1937 D Buffalo Nickel about $1.00
hi i have a 1953 canadian penny the I in DEI is between the denticle and there some doubling on the date and on the word cent,, and its in perry good condition , can you tell me how much it could be worth thanks for your time :)
ReplyDelete1953 canadian penny the I in DEI is between the denticle and there some doubling on the date and on the word cent,, and its in perry good condition
ReplyDeleteAbout $0.10 the Doubling is most likely machine doubling but if this is true doubling maybe $10 but I have not seen one at auction so it there are few good references.
yes but could it be a no shoulder fold ? the 1953 canadian penny ?
ReplyDeletei have a 1969-S usa penny how do i know if its the double die one ?
ReplyDeleteyes but could it be a no shoulder fold ? the 1953 canadian penny ?
ReplyDeleteYes it sounds like a No Shoulder Fold (NSF) which is the least valuable of all the varieties for the 1953 cent.
There is a NSF with doubling on the date but it is only $2.00 in fine.
Both SF and NSF are common for 1953.
Only for 1955 is NSF rare and valuable.
1969-S usa penny how do i know if its the double die one?
ReplyDeleteThere are 2 varieties:
One is very strong and is easy to see.
Second is only seen on the last 9 in the date.
There many with doubling on the mintmark.
Only the first variety has real value.
Here is a great link...
http://www.coppercoins.com/lincoln/diestate.php?date=1969&die_id=1969s1do001&die_state=eds
hi i have 3 items that i would like to know how much they are worth right now.
ReplyDeletea buffalo nickel 1924E
a one dollar bill silver certificate 1935F
and a two dollar bill 1976 C15724019A
thank you
buffalo nickel 1924 about $1.50 if blank.
ReplyDeleteEither blank, D, or S not E. The mintmark is on the reverse under the words FIVE CENTS that thing on the front is F for Fraser the designers initial.
one dollar bill silver certificate 1935F about $4.00
two dollar bill 1976 C15724019A about $2.00
i found a penny that says ONE PENNY and a #1 on the back,it has a crown on top of a gate? and 2 chains coming down on each side of the gate. Queen in the front and that says ELIZABETH II D.G.REG.F.D.1989 . What i want to know is, how much is it worth and where did it come from?
ReplyDeleteI cant find it in books and on the internet.
oh yeah the 1989 ONE PENNY is the size between a nickle and a regular penny.
ReplyDeleteONE PENNY and a #1 on the back,it has a crown on top of a gate? and 2 chains coming down on each side of the gate. Queen in the front and that says ELIZABETH II D.G.REG.F.D.1989
ReplyDeleteBritish about $0.05...
Google british one penny to confirm.
i have a 1936 american buffalo coin i kno its american but maybe you can help me its in very very good condition and all the lettering and details are clearly visable ot much wear .....how much is it worth.
ReplyDelete1936 american buffalo coin i kno its american but maybe you can help me its in very very good condition and all the lettering and details are clearly visable ot much wear
ReplyDeleteAssuming almost-uncirculated (AU-50) it's about $9.00.
Hi...I have a 1937 buffalo nickel...3 legged version. How should I clean it? It has a brown/red coat all over it. Or...will cleaning it reduce its' value? What is it worth? It is very good condition..no wear whatsoever. Basically...just the coloring is bad. Thank you! Sherry
ReplyDelete1937 buffalo nickel...3 legged version. How should I clean it? It has a brown/red coat all over it. Or...will cleaning it reduce its' value? What is it worth? It is very good condition..no wear whatsoever. Basically...just the coloring is bad.
ReplyDeleteNever clean it.
If this is a 1937-D 3-legged variety it would $500.00 in low grade but cleaning it will devalue it to $20.00.
If you think this is that rare variety then grading it is all you should do.
my friend baught a token or coin that says canada 8 times and maple leafs around them with the words Royal canadian mint on the back. I baught it off of him for 0.25$ Can you please tell me what it is?
ReplyDeletea token or coin that says canada 8 times and maple leafs around them with the words Royal canadian mint on the back. I baught it off of him for 0.25$
ReplyDeleteI have no idea, without a picture or a more detailed description there is little I can say.
That said if no denomination it is some type of medal with just metal value.
I have a 1873 prince edward island coin with a flower tittled lady's slipper on the back.
ReplyDeleteI also have an olympic coin that sais weightlifting on the front and Olympic trust of canada on the back.
ive been searching for 2 days now! please help me out.
1873 prince edward island coin with a flower tittled lady's slipper on the back.
ReplyDeleteNot coin but a medallion from the Shell Oil Company in Canada about 1965.
The complete Provincial Flowers series had 13 medallions and came with a red holder.
In high grade about $1.00.
olympic coin that sais weightlifting on the front and Olympic trust of canada on the back.
1980 medal from Olympic trust of Canada there are about 28 in all it's about $3.00.
how much is a ninteen seventy nine 1979 silver dollar worth in good condition...?
ReplyDelete1979 silver dollar worth in good condition just $1.00, not really silver.
ReplyDeletei have a early 2004 nickel and both of the 2005 nickels what is the value?
ReplyDeleteearly 2004 nickel and both of the 2005 nickels
ReplyDeleteAll are just $0.05 each.
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ReplyDeleteI have a 1953 ,1955,1962 canadian penny also a 1938 american penny with no mintmark can you tell me how much these are worth?
ReplyDeletecanadian penny
ReplyDelete1953 about $0.10
1955 about $0.05
1962 about $0.05
1938 american penny with no mintmark about $0.15
prejudice to excuse my writing but I am Italian, a buffalo nickel 1914 drug overdate but it seems to me also another detail seen on the left side of the 4 there are two numbers engraved with 15 response
ReplyDeletea buffalo nickel 1914 drug overdate but it seems to me also another detail seen on the left side of the 4 there are two numbers engraved with 15
ReplyDeleteIf you mean a 1914, 4 over 3 it is about $325.00.
I do not understand why 15 would be engraved, it may be a fake, maybe take a good picture and post it somewhere.
if you give me your email I send you thank you
ReplyDeleteif you give me your email I send you thank you
ReplyDeleteSorry no email to share.
You have a blog "stampe antiche" just post the pictures there and later, after I see them, you can delete or hide them if you want.
hello posted on the lamoneta.it (1914 - BUFFALO NICKEL five cents) in foreign currencies post please look at it and let me know hello
ReplyDeletehello posted on the lamoneta.it (1914 - BUFFALO NICKEL five cents)
ReplyDeleteI cannot only members can se the pictures.
I have a 1957 DEI GRATIA REGINA Canada penny
ReplyDeletea 1965 quarter
a 1967 dime
a 1972 penny
a 1969 penny
all in good condition...I would appreciate if someone could tell me if they're worth anything. Please and thank you. :)
1957 DEI GRATIA REGINA Canada penny about $0.05
ReplyDeleteAssuming American...
a 1965 quarter about $0.25
a 1967 dime about $0.10
a 1972 penny about $0.02
a 1969 penny about $0.02
all in good condition
Yeah, they're American...and thanks ^_^
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteMy husband got a 1936 buffalo nickel from a vending machine at work. The weird thing is the buffalo is in color!Is this a good or bad thing?
1936 buffalo nickel from a vending machine at work. The weird thing is the buffalo is in color!
ReplyDeleteWhat color?
Not that it really matters sounds like paint or plated. Unless it can easily come off wih acetone then it is damage and about $0.50.
I have a hand full of rare coins. curious to know the value. I have a bufflo with indian head nickle, two 1881 silver dollar & three elizabeth coins
ReplyDeletebuffalo with Indian head nickel
ReplyDelete--I would need the years?
1881 silver dollar about $33.00
three Elizabeth coins
--I would need the years? Countries? and Denomination?
i have the following:
ReplyDelete1982,1968,1969,2002p canadian half dollars
1971,1969,1980 canadian dollars
1968 canadian dime
x2 1963 canadian nickels
thanks for the help! :)
1982,1968,1969,2002p canadian half dollars
ReplyDelete--Just $0.50 each
1971,1969,1980 canadian dollars
--Just $1.00 each
1968 canadian dime
--If silver and not magnetic about $1.30
--If nickel and magnetic about $0.10
1963 canadian nickels
--Just $0.05 each
I have a Buffalo Nickel without a date and it has no "Five Cent" on the back. Anyone have any info on this?
ReplyDeleteBuffalo Nickel without a date and it has no "Five Cent" on the back. Anyone have any info on this?
ReplyDeleteJust worn, these are known as dateless Buffaloes they are about $0.50.
1907 canadian penny missing the 1 in the date reads 907
ReplyDelete1907 canadian penny missing the 1 in the date reads 907
ReplyDeleteThe possible Struck Through Grease error does not add value, about $2.00.
how much is a 1913 five cent indian nickel worth??
ReplyDelete1913 five cent indian nickel about $11.00 in good shape
ReplyDeleteI have a variety of coins,most notable are the following:
ReplyDeleteCanadian pennies:1918,1928,1933,1940-1953,1953(large size),1971 with boar on back.
Cdn.nickels: 1944, 1945 both are made of steel not nickel; 1967 with the rabbit(very fine).
1964 Canadian Silver Dollar with Charlottetown/Quebec on back side.
1885 American Silver Dollar
Canadian pennies:
ReplyDelete1918 about $1.00
1928,1933 about $0.30 each
1940-1953 about $0.10 each
1953(large size) ??no such thing??
1971 with boar on back ??no such thing?? Probably from Bermuda about $0.01
Cdn.nickels:
1944, 1945 about $0.20 each
1967 with the rabbit(very fine)about $0.10
1964 Canadian Silver Dollar with Charlottetown/Quebec on back side.
--About $20.00
1885 American Silver Dollar about $25.00
i received a 1929 S buffalo nickel in my change. its not worn or too scratched its in great shape also there is a small f under the year
ReplyDelete1929 S buffalo nickel in my change. its not worn or too scratched its in great shape also there is a small f under the year
ReplyDeleteAssuming very-fine about $4.00.
The f is the designers initial, James Earle Fraser.
wat is worth of 1951 penny
ReplyDelete1951 penny about $0.10
ReplyDeleteHello I have a 1925 Buffalo nickel on the front of the Indian it has a "T" stamped thru the Idian on the reverse side on the Buffalo is a "S" stamped. I wasn't able to find anything on this. It is considered good condition as it the 19 is worn off. Thanks
ReplyDelete1925 Buffalo nickel on the front of the Indian it has a "T" stamped thru the Idian on the reverse side on the Buffalo is a "S" stamped. I wasn't able to find anything on this. It is considered good condition as it the 19 is worn off
ReplyDeleteThe T and S stamps are considered damage if you are describing it correctly.
About $0.10 just for metal value.
Hello,
ReplyDeleteHow much are the following Canadian pennies worth:
1947 (with D.G.REX IND:IMP on back
1951
Canadian pennies worth:
ReplyDelete1947 (with D.G.REX IND:IMP on back about $0.10
1951 about $0.10
Hello again,
ReplyDeleteHow about the following:
Canadian pennies:
1964
1962
1961
1960
1959
1956
American penny:
1960
Also where would one find a coin collector. I live in the Toronto area.
Thank you
Canadian pennies:
ReplyDelete1964
1962
1961
1960
1959
1956
American penny:
1960
--All just about $0.03 each if circulated.
Also where would one find a coin collector. I live in the Toronto area.
--Just Google your area and "coin clubs".
Also check out coin forums or the list of dealers at PCGS.com
i have A USA 1950 PENNY.
ReplyDeleteCanada
I HAVE 1988 and 1988 and a 1989 dime
i have a 1940 and a 1957 penny
USA 1950 PENNY about $0.10
ReplyDeleteCanada
1988 and 1988 and a 1989 dime just $0.10 each
1940 and a 1957 penny about $0.10 each
Hi, I have an 1849 coin not sure what it is wreath on back and the word one in between, and on front 9 stars. In the books that I have read the "cornet dollar" is similar but they all appear to have 13 stars, and none say only "one", only one cent or use the number 1
ReplyDelete1849 coin not sure what it is wreath on back and the word one in between, and on front 9 stars
ReplyDelete--Without a more detailed description or picture I can't tell what type of coin this is.
It may be a foreign coin.
Hello!
ReplyDeleteI recently found a 2001 nickel that isn't silver, but more of a brass color. I can't seem to find any information online, can you help?
Tank you!
2001 nickel that isn't silver, but more of a brass color.
ReplyDeleteDiscoloration is common but if you think it is an Off-Metal error it needs to be weighed.
My son has a 1913 Indian head buffalo nickel uncirculated. It's stamped with an F under the date,and also stamped with a S on the back where it says 5cents . It's a #2. What is this coin worth?
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