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Friday, December 31, 2010

Year In Review 2010

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Yea time for the end of year stats. Let's dive right in.

Books: If you have older ones skip the 2010/2011 upgrades. If not then wait to buy the 2012 versions.

Equipment: Cameras are getting better and cheaper, scales are very cheap everywhere and nothing new stands out.

Now for my change finds. The graph below shows 48 world coins found from 16 countries which was the highest numbers in years. Canada also set a new record with 28 finds, which is more than one Canadian coin every two weeks. Adding U.S. finds I'm up to 80 significant finds which is also record setting.


Certain countries always come up. The United States, Canada, Bermuda, and Trinidad & Tobago. One country went missing for the first time, Great Britain. I always found British coins but this year not a pence. I know things are bad in England, I have not heard from James in a while, so travel and spending must not be a top priority.

Oldest United States Find
1919 Cent (found two of them)

Oldest Foreign Find
1921 Canadian Cent

Most Valuable Find(above face value)
1953-A $5 dollar star note in AU about $55.00 (pictures coming soon)

Again the most valuable find was a note not a coin. Nearly all notes I found had better values then the coins.

Most Valuable Foreign Find
2002 1 Dirham in VF about $1.50

Most Valuable Coin Find
1940-D United States dime in VF about $2.25

Wishing everyone a Happy New Year and change for all

Do you have a coin and want to know its value? Leave a comment

12 comments:

  1. Hi, I got a 1944 curved clip error wheat penny in VF condition. Whats the value? thanks

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  2. 1944 curved clip error wheat penny in VF condition.

    About $15.00

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  3. I have a 1955 Canadian penny that appears to be a mint mistake. It is silver in color and there are two blobs of metal sticking up on it, one covering up the '19' in 1955 ant the other covering the 'nt' in cent as well as part of the maple leaf. Is it worth anything?

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  4. 1955 Canadian penny that appears to be a mint mistake. It is silver in color and there are two blobs of metal sticking up on it, one covering up the '19' in 1955 ant the other covering the 'nt' in cent as well as part of the maple leaf.

    This kind of error is not possible instead it sounds like this coin was used in jewelry and plated.
    No extra value.

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  5. I just recieved a 50 dollar bill from the 1950 series a serial number E00198290* it has one crease down the center other then that it is in great condition still crisp? I doubt its worth much but it is different. My email is lehman458@frontier.com please help me find something out about it. Also do you know anythng about cuban currancy from the 30'and 40's and german coins from the early 1900's?
    Thanks for your help

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  6. 50 dollar bill from the 1950 series a serial number E00198290* it has one crease down the center other then that it is in great condition still crisp?

    About $90.00

    Also do you know anythng about cuban currancy from the 30'and 40's and german coins from the early 1900's?
    Yes, feel free to ask.

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  7. What are alabama tax coins I found some moving my parents?

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  8. 1907 5 cents canadian
    1900 1 cent Canadian
    Here are a few of the coins I found in an old drawer:

    1915 caban 2 cent
    1916 10 pfennig
    1894 20centesimi Italy
    1847US one cent
    1894 5 pfennig
    1876 50 pfennig
    1902 2pfennig (German?)
    1865 2 cent US
    1865 US coin with the Roman numeral III on it
    hong kong 1893 5 cents
    1904 new foundland 10 cents

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  9. What are alabama tax coins I found some moving my parents?

    Probably a sales tax tokens to overcome the fact that sales tax in the early 20th century would give stores an unfair profit.

    These are generally $4.00 or less but I am not an expert, unfortunately I do not know any good sites.

    Try here...
    http://users.pullman.com/fjstevens/tokens/taxinfo.html

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  10. 1907 5 cents canadian about $2.50
    1900 1 cent Canadian about $6.00
    Here are a few of the coins I found in an old drawer:

    1915 caban 2 cent ????? Did you mean Cuba?
    1916 10 pfennig about $0.20
    1894 20centesimi Italy about $0.50
    1847US one cent about $16.00
    1894 5 pfennig about $0.10
    1876 50 pfennig about $6.00
    1902 2pfennig (German?)????Not possible.
    1865 2 cent US about $20.00
    1865 US coin with the Roman numeral III on it about $20.00 3 cents
    hong kong 1893 5 cents about $1.25
    1904 new foundland 10 cents about $4.00

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  11. 1915 caban 2 cent ????? Did you mean Cuba?
    yes it is from cuba

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  12. 1915 caban 2 cent ????? Did you mean Cuba?
    yes it is from cuba


    About $1.25

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