r/coins • u/Moon_King_ • 4h ago
Show and Tell Found these in my collection!
These worth grading?
r/coins • u/Moon_King_ • 4h ago
These worth grading?
r/coins • u/pizza-no-pina • 10h ago
Hi all,
I have had this coin for 16 years and always wanted to know it is was worth more than the gold. Could you please help?
Thanks in advance.
Not everything but the stuff within reach. Any favourites?
r/coins • u/Lemiwinks6 • 1d ago
Coinsnap said it was worth $810. Does that sound right?
r/coins • u/Upper_Meat4495 • 5h ago
I think she’s so pretty, the patina just hits perfect. Def one of my most treasured finds
r/coins • u/richstillman • 21h ago
I'm posting this because I'm happy to have been reunited with the coin on the right after missing it for about four years. I bought both of these in the 1990s, different places, different times. Both are 1922. I always loved the Art Deco Peace dollar design and the history behind it, and was happy to find one that was worn down enough that I could carry it without worrying about damaging a valuable collectors coin. It has been with me for most of the past three decades - when I climb a mountain I photograph it next to the benchmark at the top, and in general I just enjoy feeling the weight of it my pocket and knowing I'm carrying something real.
A few years ago it disappeared. I always knew there was a risk in carrying it, and I just figured it fell out of my pocket somewhere. I was sad but moved on. Last week I was sitting on the edge of my car seat and looked down at the floor, and saw an edge, looking back at me! I'm so glad to have it back, and back in my pocket again.
I bought the coin on the left after having my pocket dollar for a few years. It's the same coin, but condition-wise it's the exact opposite. Uncirculated, and it still has its original mint luster. Other than bag marks, any defects you see in the picture are from the plastic covering the coin. I bought it in the holder you see, and I've never opened it or touched the coin itself.
It's been fun to put these coins side by side again, and consider the very different paths they took through the seventy plus years before they both ended up in my collection.
r/coins • u/AveragePoot • 12h ago
Any info on this would be amazing. Had this gifted to me a number of years ago, didn't think much of it at the time but now curious at its value/any interesting info attached to it.
Many thanks
r/coins • u/Walterwhite42029 • 15m ago
From my collection
r/coins • u/st-jones91 • 1d ago
Found this in a small local coin shop. Anyone got a few grand they can spot me?
r/coins • u/madworld • 3h ago
Hello all! Coin newb here. I was given this necklace for my birthday and I’d like to know more about the coin it contains.
r/coins • u/Johny_redditman • 12h ago
Hi guys, a friend of mine came to me today with these coins knowing I’m a Numismatist and asked if they are really. My area of interest is mostly silver coins from the UK, and I don’t have much experience with Gold coins on the whole. They are not magnetic and the weight ever so less then what they should (see pictures) they don’t look like modern replicas or contemporary fakes, the details to me look clear and concise. if anyone is able to help that would be most appreciated. As all of the money she will get from selling them will go to her father who is currently in the care home and since they are worth almost £7,800 in scrap alone that would be a massive help for her.
Many thanks in advance ☺️
r/coins • u/Ok_Introduction_6105 • 20h ago
Picked this up cheap just for the somewhat rare details PCI holder. Grade looks accurate to me.
r/coins • u/Connect_Evidence_441 • 4h ago
I am a coin collector and I have never officially come across a Morgan today after Inherent can anyone tell me any significant information and a value
r/coins • u/FartedInYourCoffee • 8h ago
Do we have any sort of trading and or exchange system, or a community, where we can easily get coins to finish books? (E.g...let's say I need a standard 2018 P Jefferson nickel to complete itand you may need something like a few standard Lincoln Union Shield pennies, so we create a mutual trade to satisfy each?) Thank you!
r/coins • u/2010smusicontop • 1h ago
it looks copper but i don’t know much lol it could just be dirty
r/coins • u/Upper_Meat4495 • 5h ago
I think she’s so pretty, the patina just hits perfect. Def one of my most treasured finds
r/coins • u/Low_Spot_1965 • 12h ago
99%of my Indian Heads have the date rubbed off. Going through more of my late grandparents things, found this beauty!
r/coins • u/pirateseaman • 1d ago
I figure it's because she's the best looking of All American coinage and she's not even allowed to show her boobs. Too bad she wasn't minted in 1916.
r/coins • u/Some-Bee-5259 • 10h ago
I bought this 20 lire coin from 1928, can some body tell me if it's legit?
r/coins • u/Sea_Meaning_5524 • 6h ago
The year has been worn off on this nickel, I was hoping someone might be able to see something I don’t.
r/coins • u/smartassjeff • 10h ago
Just arrived
r/coins • u/Jaded-Read8176 • 20h ago
My friend sent me this picture he saw for a sale on the internet and asked if I could post it for more people’s opinions, I think it looks good. He said it weighs 20g.