Some fun stamps thatll make you smile PLUS a few old coins

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Some fun stamps that'll make you smile PLUS a few old coins

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I'm dying to know the value of these guys, but more importantly I'm interested in just how unique/rare they are. I have many more to post, so this will most likely just be the tip the iceberg.
Thanks for taking a look!

Adam
 

I'm not sure on the values of these coins, but I have to compliment that 1967 penny. Man its in good shape!
 

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I'm not sure on the values of these coins, but I have to compliment that 1967 penny. Man its in good shape!
Thanks for the reply! Hopefully it's worth something
 

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The Great Britain penny is very common, even in UNC and has minimal value. The Bermuda Crown is pretty common, but it is .500 silver (about $7 worth), not real sure but I think top end numismatic value would be about $10-12. The Hawaiian medal I have no real idea about but generally a dealer in exonumia would be asking $3-10 for something like that, and as it seems pretty generic, I would say $3-5. However, value is what someone will pay for it, and any of these items could go higher than my guesses.
 

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The Great Britain penny is very common, even in UNC and has minimal value. The Bermuda Crown is pretty common, but it is .500 silver (about $7 worth), not real sure but I think top end numismatic value would be about $10-12. The Hawaiian medal I have no real idea about but generally a dealer in exonumia would be asking $3-10 for something like that, and as it seems pretty generic, I would say $3-5. However, value is what someone will pay for it, and any of these items could go higher than my guesses.

Thanks for informing me on those coins. What about the shipwrecked coin? Any clues on that one?
Thanks
 

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Thanks for informing me on those coins. What about the shipwrecked coin? Any clues on that one?
Thanks

A nice UNC can have some pretty good value, however the salvaged coins are common and cleaned. Value, not really sure, but I would think $10 would be the high end.
 

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I appreciate the input!
Cheers from Boston,
Adam
 

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