I found this penny this week and I wanted to get the groups thoughts on this penny. 

Thanks! 

<div class="md"><p>I found this penny this week and I wanted to get the groups thoughts on this penny. </p>

<p>Thanks! </p>
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Is this an penny error? 

Bought this today, been looking to buy one in good condition that wasn’t cleaned for a while now.

<div class="md"><p>Bought this today, been looking to buy one in good condition that wasn’t cleaned for a while now.</p>
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Imaginary Bust from Lima 8 Real

I've been gifted an old collection of coins and I'm looking to organize/display them. The coin album I got is too small (my mistake) and I was wondering if anyone could recommend a good brand etc , or a different way of storing them? the biggest ones are 3cm across. thank you! :)

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;ve been gifted an old collection of coins and I&#39;m looking to organize/display them. The coin album I got is too small (my mistake) and I was wondering if anyone could recommend a good brand etc , or a different way of storing them? the biggest ones are 3cm across. thank you! :)</p>
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coin album recommendations?

<div class="md"><p>Title</p>
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Which are the most reputable grading companies that grade partial dates that are barely visible?

Is the large cent in the upper right an 1804 (a key date), and if so, how much is it worth?

Thought this was a King Geo, obviously it's not.   Any value other than sentimental?

<div class="md"><p>Thought this was a King Geo, obviously it&#39;s not.   Any value other than sentimental?</p>
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Napoleon III 10 centime coin

Can anyone tell me what coin denomination these are? Unfortunately, I don't have enough King George III (or Queen Victoria's) to
compare against later rulers. Outside of just being old, am I correct that they are too damaged to be worth anything, outside of sentimental value?
Thanks for your help! 

<div class="md"><p>Can anyone tell me what coin denomination these are? Unfortunately, I don&#39;t have enough King George III (or Queen Victoria&#39;s) to
compare against later rulers. Outside of just being old, am I correct that they are too damaged to be worth anything, outside of sentimental value?
Thanks for your help! </p>
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King Geo III coins

Looking for any input.
PO lease don't be too harsh I'm super extremely new to this.
I greatly appreciate any help/advice.

<div class="md"><p>Looking for any input.
PO lease don&#39;t be too harsh I&#39;m super extremely new to this.
I greatly appreciate any help/advice.</p>
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'34 Walking Liberty half dollar

He’s interested in historical coins so I browsed for a while to find something interesting. I was curious if someone who’s been into coins for a while would like this? Priced at $100

<div class="md"><p>He’s interested in historical coins so I browsed for a while to find something interesting. I was curious if someone who’s been into coins for a while would like this? Priced at $100</p>
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Is this a good gift?

Bonjour, j’ai trouvé chez moi cette pièce dont je n’arrive pas à trouver l’origine, quelqu’un pour m’éclairer? 

<div class="md"><p>Bonjour, j’ai trouvé chez moi cette pièce dont je n’arrive pas à trouver l’origine, quelqu’un pour m’éclairer? </p>
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Recherche origine pièce 

Found this 1000 francs bill circa 1945 not sure if it’s worth anything. I found some close matches on eBay for $400-$500 

<div class="md"><p>Found this 1000 francs bill circa 1945 not sure if it’s worth anything. I found some close matches on eBay for $400-$500 </p>
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1000 Francs bill 

I’m helping my in-laws move and found a box full of foreign currency mainly from Germany and Russia from the early 1900’s. If I remember correctly this was a very high inflationary time and you had to show up with a wheelbarrow full of this for a loaf of bread so there’s likely no shortage of this stuff. I doubt it’s worth anything especially the condition it’s in but my wife thought it might be worth something. 

<div class="md"><p>I’m helping my in-laws move and found a box full of foreign currency mainly from Germany and Russia from the early 1900’s. If I remember correctly this was a very high inflationary time and you had to show up with a wheelbarrow full of this for a loaf of bread so there’s likely no shortage of this stuff. I doubt it’s worth anything especially the condition it’s in but my wife thought it might be worth something. </p>
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Is any of this worth anything?

Won this for $63 on Ebay

Some Proof CAC quarters

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<div class="md"><p>The First picture is my Birthday Coin </p>
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I Got a new Coin Today for my Birthday, and some other's that I bought came in the mail today 

AU-58 NGC 1832 Capped Bust Half Dollar

So, what does everyone think is going  on here?

<div class="md"><p>So, what does everyone think is going  on here?</p>
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I've been wracking my brain for a year on this thing.

Hallo liebe Kommunity!

Ich habe vor einiger Zeit diese Medaille/ Anhänger erhalten.
Das es im Zusammenhang mit einer Fallschirmspringer Kompany zu tun hat, istschon selbst erklärend, aber weder die Zeit noch das Land. Auf der Rückseite ist ein Bildnis vom Erzengel Michael.
Ich hoffe ihr könnt weiter helfen.

<div class="md"><p>Hallo liebe Kommunity!</p>

<p>Ich habe vor einiger Zeit diese Medaille/ Anhänger erhalten.
Das es im Zusammenhang mit einer Fallschirmspringer Kompany zu tun hat, istschon selbst erklärend, aber weder die Zeit noch das Land. Auf der Rückseite ist ein Bildnis vom Erzengel Michael.
Ich hoffe ihr könnt weiter helfen.</p>
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Medaille unbekannter Herkunft 

1944 D Mercury Dime 

Guys, I found this coin but I could not identify it. Does anyone have any ideas that can help?

<div class="md"><p>Guys, I found this coin but I could not identify it. Does anyone have any ideas that can help?</p>
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Help pls

So I mostly collect ancient coins but wanted to get some new coins from the Monnaie de Paris as a gift for my son (with his birth date, to be gifted later).

It wouldn't be an 'investment', but  I would like that coin to 'hold value' as much as possible. 

Which is where I hesitate between:

1. A 100 euros coin in qualité courante (common quality) which also has a 100 euro face value - some nice designs not in circulation and at least they would not depreciate value over the years.

2. A 125 euros coin in qualité belle épreuve or finition antique (higher quality) with a 20 euros face value - more choice in designs and some pretty ones, but considering all of the collections they print every year I wonder if they really maintain that purchase value over the years? Still having the face value as a safety net but it is much smaller.

<div class="md"><p>So I mostly collect ancient coins but wanted to get some new coins from the Monnaie de Paris as a gift for my son (with his birth date, to be gifted later).</p>

<p>It wouldn&#39;t be an &#39;investment&#39;, but  I would like that coin to &#39;hold value&#39; as much as possible. </p>

<p>Which is where I hesitate between:</p>

<ol>
<li><p>A 100 euros coin in qualité courante (common quality) which also has a 100 euro face value - some nice designs not in circulation and at least they would not depreciate value over the years.</p></li>
<li><p>A 125 euros coin in qualité belle épreuve or finition antique (higher quality) with a 20 euros face value - more choice in designs and some pretty ones, but considering all of the collections they print every year I wonder if they really maintain that purchase value over the years? Still having the face value as a safety net but it is much smaller.</p></li>
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BE or courante as investment

Hi. I bought this from a austrian seller. It is supposed to be a Thaler from the Friedrich the Great's period. But I have my doubts.

I'm not an expert in this topic, so I'd like to know your opinions and comments. 

<div class="md"><p>Hi. I bought this from a austrian seller. It is supposed to be a Thaler from the Friedrich the Great&#39;s period. But I have my doubts.</p>

<p>I&#39;m not an expert in this topic, so I&#39;d like to know your opinions and comments. </p>
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Prussian thaler

was studying the obverse markers for this coin, and stumbled onto a weird variation. hoping someone with grayer hair than mine can explain it.

three markers on or near LIBERTY must be there: (a) diagonal die line through top of T, (b) rabbit ears on left foot of R, and (c) horizontal die line in the space between points of the cotton leaf closest to LIBERTY and almost in line with the die line through the T. 

I once had one of these w/all the right markers, plus a bonus feature. Never saw another like it until this morning in PCGS CoinFacts (pcgs cert #34099341, MS63). 

Look at the top left of the R in LIBERTY. A well-defined die line runs up to the right, then vanishes under a raised feature, reappears in open space, vanishes under another feature, then reappears again.

I then looked at 40 more 93-S photos at that site, and none had this bonus feature.

That ain’t PMD.  



<div class="md"><p>was studying the obverse markers for this coin, and stumbled onto a weird variation. hoping someone with grayer hair than mine can explain it.</p>

<p>three markers on or near LIBERTY must be there: (a) diagonal die line through top of T, (b) rabbit ears on left foot of R, and (c) horizontal die line in the space between points of the cotton leaf closest to LIBERTY and almost in line with the die line through the T. </p>

<p>I once had one of these w/all the right markers, plus a bonus feature. Never saw another like it until this morning in PCGS CoinFacts (pcgs cert #34099341, MS63). </p>

<p>Look at the top left of the R in LIBERTY. A well-defined die line runs up to the right, then vanishes under a raised feature, reappears in open space, vanishes under another feature, then reappears again.</p>

<p>I then looked at 40 more 93-S photos at that site, and none had this bonus feature.</p>

<p>That ain’t PMD.  </p>
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1893-S Morgan Expert here?

A few fishermen found this coin off the coast of new england, we’re having trouble identifying the crest. It’s about the size of a half dollar and is very heavy.

Other size of the coin is worn off mostly but you can still see the wreaths going along the outside of it

<div class="md"><p>A few fishermen found this coin off the coast of new england, we’re having trouble identifying the crest. It’s about the size of a half dollar and is very heavy.</p>

<p>Other size of the coin is worn off mostly but you can still see the wreaths going along the outside of it</p>
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Gold coin found off the coast of New England

I got an 1oz golden eagle with purchase receipt I'm trying to sell. Problem is I'm in Brazil.

Most dealers down here buy at 15-25% under spot, which is an absurd. I was expecting somethinguch more reasonable at around 3-5%

I'm writing in hopes someone could point me in the right direction in order to sell it at a better price point 

<div class="md"><p>I got an 1oz golden eagle with purchase receipt I&#39;m trying to sell. Problem is I&#39;m in Brazil.</p>

<p>Most dealers down here buy at 15-25% under spot, which is an absurd. I was expecting somethinguch more reasonable at around 3-5%</p>

<p>I&#39;m writing in hopes someone could point me in the right direction in order to sell it at a better price point </p>
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Sell 1oz golden eagle in Brazil 

I found this a while ago and posted it. Most people where I posted said it didn't appear to be a coin...so curious me wanted to see what it looked like under the grime. I used a toothpick to scrape some dirt off of it. I now feel like it could be a coin...all help appreciated as I know absolutely nothing about coins. Is this something cooler than a train track penny? I included many pictures from many angles. Some are 1x's magnification others were taken at 10x's without a tripod so they probably aren't as clear as they could be. TIA for anything you might be able to tell me about this, even if it's to tell me it's not a coin. Just looking for help from people in the know. 

<div class="md"><p>I found this a while ago and posted it. Most people where I posted said it didn&#39;t appear to be a coin...so curious me wanted to see what it looked like under the grime. I used a toothpick to scrape some dirt off of it. I now feel like it could be a coin...all help appreciated as I know absolutely nothing about coins. Is this something cooler than a train track penny? I included many pictures from many angles. Some are 1x&#39;s magnification others were taken at 10x&#39;s without a tripod so they probably aren&#39;t as clear as they could be. TIA for anything you might be able to tell me about this, even if it&#39;s to tell me it&#39;s not a coin. Just looking for help from people in the know. </p>
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Help please 

do these look real ?

Can you tell me anything about this coin please, any information  is appreciated.  I found in large bag of assorted pennies from private collection 

<div class="md"><p>Can you tell me anything about this coin please, any information  is appreciated.  I found in large bag of assorted pennies from private collection </p>
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1975 no mint mark upgraded possible mint error 

Does anyone in here know how desirable this coin is, and how much it would be worth.

Thanks
Fox

<div class="md"><p>Does anyone in here know how desirable this coin is, and how much it would be worth.</p>

<p>Thanks
Fox</p>
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Great Britain Historic Coins: 1962 One Penny

Numismatics is the study or collection of currency, including coins, tokens, paper money, and related objects. While numismatists  are often characterized as students or collectors of coins, the discipline also includes the broader study of money and other payment media used to resolve debts and the exchange of goods. Numismatic value may be used to refer to the value in excess of the monetary value conferred by law. 

<div class="md"><p>Numismatics is the study or collection of currency, including coins, tokens, paper money, and related objects. While numismatists  are often characterized as students or collectors of coins, the discipline also includes the broader study of money and other payment media used to resolve debts and the exchange of goods. Numismatic value may be used to refer to the value in excess of the monetary value conferred by law. </p>
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<div class="md"><p>Numismatics is the study of coins and other currency units and is usually associated with the appraisal and collection of rare coins. Numismatists study the physical properties, production technology, and historical context of specimens of currency.</p>
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