Found a 2005-P Kansas quarter last night, looks like the T in trust is very light, thinking this one may be one of the typical error coins. What do you think?
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Generic_Lad
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Its a light grease-filled die, not widely collected and would likely be more trouble to try to find a buyer than its worth, but if you like it it only costs a quarter to keep!
lleyzpendelton
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hi all. does anyone also collects or buys those Asian-coins who once belong or under American colony? i mean their are countries in Asia that some of their old coins bears those words in which i have a few of them as my ancestors come from those countries. mine is just an inquiry as i'm wondering if it's really that valuable? and if so, how much too?
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sagittarius98
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Are you referring to Filipino coins? Some are collectable. Get a Red Book, since the values are in there. Next time, start your own thread.
lleyzpendelton
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keep it for the rainy days
hello all. i suggest to just keep all the find treasures that you have found for now. keep it for the rainy days. don't sale or barter or trade-in it immedaitely as it's value might still go up. if theirs nothing much to use for the money then have it in your possession first, okay.
hello all. i suggest to just keep all the find treasures that you have found for now. keep it for the rainy days. don't sale or barter or trade-in it immedaitely as it's value might still go up. if theirs nothing much to use for the money then have it in your possession first, okay.
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i know, I love to take my coins out for a walk on a rainy day.
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