Went through a coin jar and found

[newgoldfinder]

These are all dimes. 3 1976 D mint 5 1965 No mint 3 1969 No mint 2 1973 D mint 3 1966 No mint 1 1970 D mint 1 1979 D mint 1 1967 No mint. I also found a 1940 Nickel No mint.

 

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[usandthem]

Dude, that all sounds like common pocket change to me. Keep lookin'.

 

[Joe777Cool]

So you found $1.95? find a few more and you can get a value meal at Mcdonalds!

 

[cudamark]

Maybe keep the nickel, but spend the rest.

 

[newgoldfinder]

coinwatchers gave an average value of 1 to 2 dollars a coin depending on the condition. I hade som nickels the the minimum value was 35cents a piece. I also found a 1965 quarter in good condition.

 

[TypeCoin971793]

coinwatchers gave an average value of 1 to 2 dollars a coin depending on the condition. I hade som nickels the the minimum value was 35cents a piece. I also found a 1965 quarter in good condition.

In reality, the values for modern coinage in price guides really mean nothing. They are just space fillers of what coin shops charge for these common issues, usually absolute ripoffs. In higher grades (AU+, but even AU is a stretch)for the earlier (pre-1970) issues, they may be worth slightly higher than face value to select collectors. Good luck on your venture, but don't expect much profit.

 

[BigWaveDave]

always fun to go through a coin jar....good luck in your treasure hunts.

 

[Joe777Cool]

coinwatchers gave an average value of 1 to 2 dollars a coin depending on the condition. I hade som nickels the the minimum value was 35cents a piece. I also found a 1965 quarter in good condition.

A book or a website's opinion can be next to worthless. Even some of the big boys can get things very very wrong. Anyone who collects or deals with Foreign coins knows about the HUGE disconnect between the NGC/Krause online catalog values and what coins actually sell for. For example, I found a coin yesterday that the book value was $1000......selling on Ebay for $85. Talk about a huge disappointment!!!

 

[sagittarius98]

coinwatchers gave an average value of 1 to 2 dollars a coin depending on the condition. I hade som nickels the the minimum value was 35cents a piece. I also found a 1965 quarter in good condition.

Those values are simply not true. Spend all but the nickel.

 

[newgoldfinder]

Maybe I will just put them on Ebay and make them sound worth more than they really are. Maybe some one who doesn't know better will buy them. LOL. I was on ebay earlier and saw a guy trying to sell a 1965 quarter for over $200. No way they are worth that much. If so I got 3 in really good condition.

 

[coinsareawesome]

Who's going to buy regular pocket change? That guy's just crazy.

 

[Joe777Cool]

Maybe I will just put them on Ebay and make them sound worth more than they really are. Maybe some one who doesn't know better will buy them. LOL. I was on ebay earlier and saw a guy trying to sell a 1965 quarter for over $200. No way they are worth that much. If so I got 3 in really good condition.

There is a huge difference between "trying to sell" and "sold." I can try to sell a bag of dryer lint online for $1,000,000 - doesnt mean it is worth that much or that anyone will buy it. But by all means, put them online, maybe someone will pay an extra dollar or two for them. Then after ebay listing fees, ebay final value fees, paypal fees, postage and packaging, you will have lost money.

 

[cudamark]

Maybe I will just put them on Ebay and make them sound worth more than they really are. Maybe some one who doesn't know better will buy them. LOL. I was on ebay earlier and saw a guy trying to sell a 1965 quarter for over $200. No way they are worth that much. If so I got 3 in really good condition.

If it grades MS70 it would be worth way more than that. Even MS68's are tough that year. A PCGS graded MS67 is valued at $950.00

 

[jasper62]

Maybe I will just put them on Ebay and make them sound worth more than they really are. Maybe some one who doesn't know better will buy them. LOL. I was on ebay earlier and saw a guy trying to sell a 1965 quarter for over $200. No way they are worth that much. If so I got 3 in really good condition.

If you tried ,Do you think you could be a little more dishonest?

 

[newgoldfinder]

OH yes. LOL

 

[enamel7]

OH yes. LOL

The point everyone is trying to make is honesty is the best policy. You wouldn't want someone to rip you off, so don't do the same. They are just common coins.

 

[golden sluice]

Yeah, about that. No! The Ebay idea is a poor one.

 

[nleet22]

keep anything before 1965 except nickles I keep war nickles and pre 1938 other then that. spend them...

 

[newgoldfinder]

Yeah, about that. No! The Ebay idea is a poor one.

Hmmm I thought the LOL in my post made It a joke. Come on ya'll I was just joking. And YES honesty is the best policy.

 

[Diggin-N-Dumps]

Hmmm I thought the LOL in my post made It a joke. Come on ya'll I was just joking. And YES honesty is the best policy.

I knew you were joking...but hell, I have seen stranger things sell on there...and people have been happy. I got a box of all 2012-d's in great shape. I put a few on ebay fro 2.50 free shipping...and they all sold within 2 hours....I ended up keeping about 6 rolls of them because they were in perfect shape