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My freind and detecting buddy Michael has been left thousands of Coins that were colleted by his late Grandfarther, I was having a quick luck through them and noticed a few American Coins, not being much good with Coins from across the pond apart from the odvious, I thought I would post them for you guys to luck at. :-\ Collectabilaty and any Value would be a great help 8)TK.
 

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The Buffalo nickel and dime are collectable, I'm afaraid that the other change seems to be worth les and less against the Euro and the GBP every day, so spend it now mate!
 
nice finds ,
the buffalo nickel is definitly a keeper collectable, and so is the barber dime the other nickel and quarters are newer. the 1901 barber head dime is 90% silver.
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Why aren't you in that field. I would have my head torch on right now :-*
 
The new quarters and nickels are not very collectible and probably worth less than face value. The Buffalo nickel is collectible but has little value because the date is worn off. The 1901 dime is the winner due to it's silver content, age and collectability.. The 1901-S Barber Dime is a fairly rare date. Look for an S mint-mark below the wreath on the reverse. Even If it's plain it's still worth something.
 
very cool finding a barber dime and a buffalo nickel congrats and hh
 
Nice pictures...the only ones that I think are worth anything are the buffalo nickel and the 1901 dime is the one to make a good keeper....thanks for sharing.
 
Shame the buffalo doesnt have a date. these particular nickels were known for that.......the dates easily wore off. Still a keeper especially sence your "across the pond". Cool post!
 

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