Kevine84

I see basically a 20$ coin.  I agree.

I'm posting a 1923 now.  It isn't as easy in my mind to compare with ebay for  sale coins.

Yes, I saw that and others in dark color too.  I see so many ridiculous prices high and low though.  I have been told the selling prices are not wise to use if never sold/no bids.

Hi

I inherited a windfall of Farthings - and I mean a windfall....

I am looking to find the right valuation resource for pricing.  There are some really really nice ones...  Also if anyone is aware of a way to sell best don't br shy:)

Where would you grade this example.  

Thanks all.  I am needing a good base idea so I will be posting a few more.   Thank you as always.  I definitely appreciate the insight I get here.

On 11/30/2021 at 4:04 AM, Fenntucky Mike said:

I agree with the others, 67 is maxed and the coin might drop if cracked out. The rotation, if any, is not significant enough.

Not bad coin where it is now.   Paid 13

On 11/30/2021 at 3:34 AM, MarkFeld said:

The pictures aren’t very sharp, but from what I see, the coin’s maxed out at the current grade. The luster looks a bit subdued and portions of the surfaces, slightly hazy.

That's the pic I think but maybe no

Thanks for the feedback on my last post.   Google decided to let me recover my account. I hate being at their mercy.   I appreciate and read all replies.

Now

I think this coin may be better than ms 67

I think it has a rotated die.  Holy smack my head. 

Here are pix. What say You?

Kevin 

Is this a dime on a penny?

First time I found this. 

K

I found a Denny it seems. 

What is this?  I don't honestly know   

The third one is the brown beveled edge.

Yes.  Thanks to all I am learning my coins are not unique.  I checking another one though... 

On 9/4/2021 at 5:03 PM, Woods020 said:

I don’t believe there are recognized two feathers this late in the series. Here is the list of known two feathers, of which 19 are considered true two feather and the others partial (although all of these in the list below are attributed by TPGs)

• 1913-D Type I 2 Feathers FS-401
• 1913-S Type I 2 Feathers FS-401
• 1915 2 Feathers FS-401
• 1915-D 2 Feathers FS-401
• 1916 2 Feathers FS-401
• 1917 2 Feathers FS-401
• 1917-D 2 Feathers FS-401
• 1917-S 2 Feathers FS-401
• 1918 2 Feathers FS-401
• 1918-S 2 Feathers FS-401
• 1919 2 Feathers
• 1919-D 2 Feathers FS-401
• 1919-S 2 Feathers FS-401
• 1920 2 Feathers FS-401
• 1920-D 2 Feathers FS-401
• 1920-S 2 Feathers FS-401
• 1921 2 Feathers FS-401
• 1921-S 2 Feathers FS-401
• 1923 2 Feathers FS-401
• 1925-D 2 Feathers FS-401
• 1925-S 2 Feathers FS-401
• 1926-D 2 Feathers FS-401
• 1927-D 2 Feathers FS-401
• 1927-S 2 Feathers FS-401
• 1928-S 2 Feathers FS-401
• 1929-S 2 Feathers FS-401
• 1930-S 2 Feathers FS-401

Yes this was what I found.

So I cant find other 36-d examples like this online either

Where does that get me?  Is this just a common?  really?

The error data I referenced online did not include any coins past 1930 for this error.

If I am missing a reference/resource that might be there online would you have a place you would tell me to look before asking?

On 9/4/2021 at 2:32 PM, Coinbuf said:

Polished or plated for sure.

Thank you

I will presume gaudy is polished henceforth.

killer set

Is this shine man made?  I don't have other examples to compare   makes me wonder

k

HI

I believe this is a strikethrough cloth as there seems to be a pattern

I have several of two differing examples

I have not found other references or examples yet I have duplicates.

Any help?  Any value?

K

Hello all

If I had a nickel....

Is it possible this is a 2 feather variety?

That deep in the coin face and seemingly unworn  I find it hard to think it is wear?

Thanks for the eyes on this I truly appreciate it.

Kevin

Hi

I've got quite a few of the 2017 One Cent Dove and 5 Cent Rabbit coins.

They are beautiful coins.

I'm having a herd time trying to set prices and know where to try and sell these.

Can anyone help me understand the best option for me?  Maybe help me understand pricing?

There are all ranges of prices online and I'm weak at grading.  If anyone is interested in any of these please  let me know.

I have a LOT of other Canada and GB coins I am looking to sell as well - old and new.  Actually I have many thousands of coins I am selling....

Thank you

28 minutes ago, VKurtB said:

What would lead you to think so?

The oins I have in similar dates are brown.  The color and luster of this coin is much more "shiny and new" 

I jknow that's lame but I don't have any idea where to start by looking at it to know 

I don't know how to tell if these old coins are Proof strike

Can anyone help?

21 minutes ago, Greenstang said:

I’m not an expert on these as there are probably about 200 different varieties and die pairings with many being minor or sub varieties but looking at your coin, it is not a 9 over 8 nor do I see any repunched letters or numbers which make up most of the more valuable varieties so for now I would have to say it is just a regular 1859 Vickie although it could be a minor variety. Perhaps someone else with more knowledge could give there opinion.

Here is a source for information on vickies by the foremost expert

vickycents.com

And here I was hoping for brass

I have a Canada Large One Cent Coin

I'm looking for help in identifying the Variety and Grade off this coin, there are so many different one I can't figure it out.

Cananyone shed some light for me please?

Yet it was indicated repeatedly that it was not quite as thoughtful as it should have been in that I had paid for them,,,

Q:  How could you be a professional grader and miss anything, minor or not?  

Just now, Woods020 said:

Personally I don’t see an RPM, but the pictures are fuzzy. As you are newer in collecting I wanted to provide you a nice resource to confirm suspected varieties. Your coin should match all the indicators matching the variety listing on this site exactly. Just because it has something different doesn’t mean it’s a variety. I’m linking to the specific page for the coin in question, but many coin types are listed. 

http://www.varietyvista.com/02b LC RPMs Vol 2/RPMs 1975D.htm

Also to note not all varieties that are listed are also acknowledged by the grading services. If you do have one that matches you then need to see if it’s major enough to be included. Many minor varieties aren’t. Here is the resource to our hosts variety attribution list that they will attribute. 
 

https://www.ngccoin.com/variety-plus/united-states/

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Just now, Woods020 said:

Personally I don’t see an RPM, but the pictures are fuzzy. As you are newer in collecting I wanted to provide you a nice resource to confirm suspected varieties. Your coin should match all the indicators matching the variety listing on this site exactly. Just because it has something different doesn’t mean it’s a variety. I’m linking to the specific page for the coin in question, but many coin types are listed. 

http://www.varietyvista.com/02b LC RPMs Vol 2/RPMs 1975D.htm

Also to note not all varieties that are listed are also acknowledged by the grading services. If you do have one that matches you then need to see if it’s major enough to be included. Many minor varieties aren’t. Here is the resource to our hosts variety attribution list that they will attribute. 
 

https://www.ngccoin.com/variety-plus/united-states/

Thank you very much

got this one and don't know if its and extra to the coin?

The reverse of this coin shows what I think to be doubling...

Machine?

Error?

Any vale recognized on this one??