Why do you think any of these are rare coins?   Sorry to say that I'm only seeing basic pocket change worth face value.

On 1/26/2024 at 6:59 PM, Coinbuf said:

Why do you think any of these are rare coins?   Sorry to say that I'm only seeing basic pocket change worth face value.

hello i know that they are rare cuz of my experience plus i dont I do not rely on some fraudulent companies, and I do not generalize, I will tell you some, and I do not rely on some YouTubers who want views. I rely on direct markets, not the Internet, such as the wealth market, some auctions in the United Arab Emirates, and some television broadcasts, such as the british NBS and thanks.

They may be considered rare where you are, but here in the United States all the coins you have shown are just average pocket change and worth face value.

On 1/27/2024 at 8:34 PM, Coinbuf said:

They may be considered rare where you are, but here in the United States all the coins you have shown are just average pocket change and worth face value.

Pulling these from change, I'm sure they would be / seem rare in the same way I always thought it was cool when I found Canadian and Mexican coins mixed in with my change as a kid - the novelty made me not care about the fact that the store had basically cheated me by carelessly passing them on to me. I saved most of them. I still have a lot of coins I got that way... but... There's circumstantially "rare," legitimately "rare," and then there's "valuable." 

On 1/28/2024 at 3:34 AM, Coinbuf said:

They may be considered rare where you are, but here in the United States all the coins you have shown are just average pocket change and worth face value.

hello i do not agree cuz one cent 1974 without a lettre its a rare coins Without argument.and one cent 1946 had fompe faults in it its also rare and one pound 2008 aka The shield. is for the fourth image of elizabeth 2 and its Silver, which had a limited mintage,It was issued on the occasion of the Queen’s anniversary 25, and he won the bronze medal for the one pound and thanks.but in the case of the 2 euro of germany 2002 without any comment ?.... the viewrs will talk 

On 1/28/2024 at 8:49 AM, sami ray said:

hello i do not agree cuz one cent 1974 without a lettre its a rare coins Without argument.and one cent 1946 had fompe faults in it its also rare and one pound 2008 aka The shield. is for the fourth image of elizabeth 2 and its Silver, which had a limited mintage,It was issued on the occasion of the Queen’s anniversary 25, and he won the bronze medal for the one pound and thanks.but in the case of the 2 euro of germany 2002 without any comment ?.... the viewrs will talk 

I'm sorry but you have received some bad information there are no missing letters on your 1974 US cent.  If you have read that a coin without a mint mark is rare that is completely false information.   The US mint produces coins at several locations.  The Philadelphia location has seldom used a mint mark.  So a coin without a mint mark simply means it was produced at the Philadelphia facility, it is not an error, and in poor condition like your coin is only worth 3 cents for the copper metal value in the coin.  Again it is unfortunate that you have received misinformation about these coins in the past, they are not rare or valuable.

   If you are interested in U.S. coins, you should obtain a current (2024, 2025 edition likely to appear in a few months) or recent edition of A Guide Book of United States Coins, commonly known as the "Redbook". It is available online from its publisher at whitman.com. There you would find that the 1974 Lincoln cent (no mint mark, Philadelphia mint) had a mintage of over 4.2 billion pieces and the 1968-D (Denver mint) Roosevelt dime a mintage of nearly 481 million. They still circulate in the United States and have no value to collectors unless in uncirculated (new) condition and even then only if attractive with minimal blemishes. Both of your coins are worn and have no collector value.  (I assume that the "wheat ears" reverse is from a different cent, as that reverse was not used after 1958.)

   The non-U.S. coins also appear to be common modern issues with circulation wear. You can check their retail values on the NGC World Coin Price Guide at World Coin Price Guide and Values | NGC (ngccoin.com).

On 1/28/2024 at 5:56 PM, Coinbuf said:

I'm sorry but you have received some bad information there are no missing letters on your 1974 US cent.  If you have read that a coin without a mint mark is rare that is completely false information.   The US mint produces coins at several locations.  The Philadelphia location has seldom used a mint mark.  So a coin without a mint mark simply means it was produced at the Philadelphia facility, it is not an error, and in poor condition like your coin is only worth 3 cents for the copper metal value in the coin.  Again it is unfortunate that you have received misinformation about these coins in the past, they are not rare or valuable.

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On 1/29/2024 at 6:59 PM, sami ray said:

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That's deep, brotha.  But, these guys are telling you the truth.

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