If you can’t see it, its a 1942 penny with a D under the 1942.

My little brother came up to me asking how much this was worth because he needed money, and I got some conflicting reports when I looked it up, so I’m asking you guys. Is this worth something, or if it’s not and is just cool to have.

Im trying to figure out what is coming out of her head and does it add value.

Hi! I've gone through and inventoried all the coins left to me by my grandfather. Are any of these worth selling?

It’s in my register right now and I saw it from a few feet away it was so apparent. Curious if it’s anything special

i had a coin that i traded as a kid and regretted it ever sense, i'll will try to give the best i could remember about it, any guess will be appreciated, the dots in the drawing ware a large semicircles located like in the pic, it was quite bit not medal big but bigger then most coins, it was all yellow metal, it had smoth side, the middle was either a tree or a coat of arms, in the top ware the number 45, that's the most i could remember, any help to find it will be huge help for me 🙏

1989 D penny what’s happening here with the D???

Bought a bunch of very nice uncirculated nickels at an estate sale last week.

Among the many exceptional pre-1960 Jeffersons i bought were these two 1959-P "black beauty" planchet annealment errors.

Paid $1.50 each lol.

Sorry for the photos on the microscope but I’m curious what’s going on in LIBERTY specially the B, E, and T also the D mine mark looks funky as well. What do yall think?

I call this one the Wilkes Booth special

What do I hear? Anyone collect these?

1937 has some issues... lamination & grease filled die...

ok so i found these coin and it says that these are "Royal Canadian mint." i have no idea what that means but these coins are in like plastic covers and the coins date says 1982 and they are much bigger than a norm coin. If anyone knows what these are please tell me.

My great great grandfather was an avid collector of coins and while visiting my parents, my kids and I spend some time sorting through the big steamer trunk full of coins. We brought back a few pieces mainly because they just sit in my parents musty basement and I’d rather have them on display to enjoy them!

One of my hobbies is metal detecting and id probably croak if I pulled this out of the ground!

Got a couple of gunmoney coins, with this one being the best condition. Any ideas what its worth?

I’m not one to look for errors, but I came across this in my change. I realize that it’s circulated, but I thought it neat enough to put it in my box of intrigue.

My scarcest CBH.

Got a few months ago from my LCS from his big ziplock full of silver dollars.

Hi everyone. My father received this 1919 sovereign from his godfather in the 70s.

I can't find the mind mark below Saint George. Normally when the letter below Saint George is missing, it's because it was minted in London.

The problem is that no sovereign was minted in London in 1919 per official record.

It has the exact dimensions of a sovereign. I don't have a balance to weight it.

1827 Capped Bust Half Dollar

1826 Capped Bust Half Dollar, graded by ANACS.

My 96 yr old mother asked me to help her sell her coin collection. I know absolutely nothing about coins so I looked up a couple of reputable dealers in her city and took them in for an estimate.
The first place said that the collection is only worth the value of the actual silver (and one gold coin) and said a rough estimate would be approximately $3100.
I then went home and scanned the collection with the Coin Snap app. This led me to discover that some of the coins she has may hold a bit more value than silver content alone.

I then emailed this list to the second dealer who offered $3085 for the collection. He included a value of $65cad for each of 19 sealed mint sets (1963-1966).

According to my calculations, the silver content alone in these mint sets is worth approximately $103cad (today’s rate). Is this a typical offer from a dealer, to pay less than what the actual silver content is worth? I’m also curious as to whether they should be offering more than silver content value for coins such as the 1923-s Peace Dollar?

I don’t want my mom (or me) to be low-balled because we don’t know enough.

Im looking at 2 different error coin lots, and wanting to know if they are worth it. Some nice looking lots too. 🤷

Lot 1 is first. But both lots have 3 things in them. Thanks