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BttleDiggerDrew

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I have recently suffered a loss in my family, so that being said I rummaged through my grandmothers house to see what I can sell that would be valuable. Other than bottles and militaria, I have no clue especially when it comes to coins, no clue is an understatement, I am a complete idiot when it comes to coins. I must have found my grandfathers secret stash of coins, because this is what I have found:

Half Dollar


12 1964 Kennedy
1 1965 Kennedy
2 1966 Kennedy
14 1967 Kennedy
3 1968 Kennedy
7 1963 Franklin
2 1917 Walking Liberty
2 1918 Walking Liberty
1 1920 Walking Liberty
1 1923 Walking Liberty
1 1928 Walking Liberty
1 1934 Walking Liberty
2 1935 Walking Liberty
1 1938 Walking Liberty
1 1940 Walking Liberty
2 1941 Walking Liberty
1 1899 Barber
1 1900 Barber
1 1902 Barber
1 1906 Barber
1 1907 Barber

Whole Dollar
1 1890 Morgan
5 1972 Eisenhower
1 1974 Eisenhower

Quarter
1 1935 Washington
1 1944 Washington
1 1948 Washington
1 1951 Washington
1 1964 Washington

Dimes
1 1949 Eisenhower
1 1951 Eisenhower
1 1943 Mercury
2 1944 Mercury

Sorry for such a long post. I have also found an old British Penny, and an 1872 Russian 5 Kopeck copper coin. Along with these coins I also found a multitude of old silver utensils and an 1973 Madison Mint 1oz of silver. Now my question is, are these worth anything or should I hold them?

Thanks!
 
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you probably might want to throw the mint marks up there as well to narrow down if any of them have any real value.

Oh and love the avatar picture. Actually scared me a little. Damn gonna have to go watch the movie again for the billionth time ::)
 
BobinSouthVA said:
you probably might want to throw the mint marks up there as well to narrow down if any of them have any real value.

Oh and love the avatar picture. Actually scared me a little. Damn gonna have to go watch the movie again for the billionth time ::)

Robert Shaw was a man amongst boys in his time of acting. I am a huge jaws fan, if you can't tell.
 
BttleDiggerDrew said:
BobinSouthVA said:
you probably might want to throw the mint marks up there as well to narrow down if any of them have any real value.

Oh and love the avatar picture. Actually scared me a little. Damn gonna have to go watch the movie again for the billionth time ::)

Robert Shaw was a man amongst boys in his time of acting. I am a huge jaws fan, if you can't tell.

"Farewell and adieu to you fair Spanish ladies...."

Just thought I'd get it stuck in your head now that you got it stuck in mine :laughing9: :laughing9: :laughing9:
 
a lots of good pic's
b post on the coin or coin roll hunting topic
silver is up all the halvas are good for 3 to 7.50 each but if you have the right dates /mint marks could be much more
 
you really do not know coins --those are FDR -roosevelt dimes
 
It would be alot easier for you to post photos of all coins an they have to be front an back of each coin...also they must be close enough where we can see the dates an any mint marks... mint marks can be on the front or back of a coin depending on what coin.... one more thing... no one can give actual approx value without seeing a coin as the condition of each coin dictates the value just as much if not more then the date an mint mark does....
 
Krimany man! Silver spot will plunge when you dump all that on the market. :o Great find! JJ
 
when you sell em --sing -- farewell to you my fair spanish maidens, farewell to you me ladies of spain ,
 
Might be able to help with your old British penny (my Father was a collector).
Best wishes.
 

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