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Is it the coin error???? Is it interesting????

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10 Euro Vatican - Is it worth something? 

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1985-1997 2p Struck Off Center

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I have some great modern coins and was going to submit them to a TPG.

Which is best?

Thanks to all in advance!

<div class="md"><p>I have some great modern coins and was going to submit them to a TPG.</p>

<p>Which is best?</p>

<p>Thanks to all in advance!</p>
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Best TPG for Modern Coins

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<div class="md"><p>Hello guys, is this worse something ?</p>
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10 Francs Napoleon III 1856

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I don't know if this is mere "coin guy legend" or if it's true, so I thought I'd ask...

Is it true TPGs have a bias against other TPGs high-grade coins during crossover?

In other words, do they grade harder if they see a 66 - 70 on crossover than they do lesser graded coins or is every coin approached objectively and fairly?

<div class="md"><p>I don&#39;t know if this is mere &quot;coin guy legend&quot; or if it&#39;s true, so I thought I&#39;d ask...</p>

<p>Is it true TPGs have a bias against other TPGs high-grade coins during crossover?</p>

<p>In other words, do they grade harder if they see a 66 - 70 on crossover than they do lesser graded coins or is every coin approached objectively and fairly?</p>
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TPG High-Grade Bias?

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I recently inherited a bunch of coins and included among them is a 1943 copper wheat penny.  

I took all the coins to a local coin shop and the  guy picked out some morgan and liberty dollars and said they had some value and then looked briefly at the penny and said it was worth 100k. He then paused and said "no, wrong metal - it's worth 1.5 cents. It's clearly copper..what am i missing?

<div class="md"><p>I recently inherited a bunch of coins and included among them is a 1943 copper wheat penny.  </p>

<p>I took all the coins to a local coin shop and the  guy picked out some morgan and liberty dollars and said they had some value and then looked briefly at the penny and said it was worth 100k. He then paused and said &quot;no, wrong metal - it&#39;s worth 1.5 cents. It&#39;s clearly copper..what am i missing?</p>
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Inherited a 1943 Copper Penny - but it's worthless?

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He says he wanta 1000 euro because the edges of the stars on the right are off center . Is it really worth that much? Thanks a lot!

<div class="md"><p>He says he wanta 1000 euro because the edges of the stars on the right are off center . Is it really worth that much? Thanks a lot!</p>
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2€ 2002 Portugal - seller asking 1000€ why?

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[Hi My Uncle said he found this coin at a farm in Western India. Can some one help identify this. TIA](https://preview.redd.it/g08328dvqfyc1.jpg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=482a1a3c6e412e9faa21cb78674975652ebab416)



<div class="md"><p><a href="https://preview.redd.it/3t71q5dvqfyc1.jpg?width=4032&amp;format=pjpg&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=8d83cc9e72cbf56777f96a852e67a31eae0d872d">https://preview.redd.it/3t71q5dvqfyc1.jpg?width=4032&amp;format=pjpg&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=8d83cc9e72cbf56777f96a852e67a31eae0d872d</a></p>

<p><a href="https://preview.redd.it/g08328dvqfyc1.jpg?width=4032&amp;format=pjpg&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=482a1a3c6e412e9faa21cb78674975652ebab416">Hi My Uncle said he found this coin at a farm in Western India. Can some one help identify this. TIA</a></p>
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Please help Identify this antique coin. 

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Germany, 5 mark 1936, silver coin 

2€ germany 2017

Does it worth something????

What's up with this coin?

So I have inherited a big box of coins from my grandpa.  There is some pure silver, morgan dollars and lots of pre 1964 quarters.  Those I can cash in easily.   What I'm more interested in are the pennies.  I've got Indian head pennies from the 1800s, steel WWII pennies, a 1909 VDB (which is apparently valuable) and so on.   There's also lots of Buffalo Head Nickels, pre wwII dimes....and so on.   I just called a coin dealer and he wasn't interested in anything but the silver.     So if a coin dealer isn't interested in these other coins are they all functionally worthless?  One of the coins is an uncerculated 1943-s and the good old internet says it could be worth as much as $5,000.   Is there a trusted service where I can send all these to be graded and valued?

<div class="md"><p>So I have inherited a big box of coins from my grandpa.  There is some pure silver, morgan dollars and lots of pre 1964 quarters.  Those I can cash in easily.   What I&#39;m more interested in are the pennies.  I&#39;ve got Indian head pennies from the 1800s, steel WWII pennies, a 1909 VDB (which is apparently valuable) and so on.   There&#39;s also lots of Buffalo Head Nickels, pre wwII dimes....and so on.   I just called a coin dealer and he wasn&#39;t interested in anything but the silver.     So if a coin dealer isn&#39;t interested in these other coins are they all functionally worthless?  One of the coins is an uncerculated 1943-s and the good old internet says it could be worth as much as $5,000.   Is there a trusted service where I can send all these to be graded and valued?</p>
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What do families do when they find the big box of coins from Grandpa?

<div class="md"><p>Any value?</p>
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Picked up near a Trash can.

Hi folks! I'm a noob here, but know German history. My great grandfather had a very valuable stamps collection, hence he knew how to collect things. This Notgelder collection (you see 1/4 here on the table) is historically fascinating, but am I looking at somethingore special? I wonder of he was trying to collect one from each town or so... Shall I look for patterns ? Shall I invest in an expertise? Thank you !!

<div class="md"><p>Hi folks! I&#39;m a noob here, but know German history. My great grandfather had a very valuable stamps collection, hence he knew how to collect things. This Notgelder collection (you see 1/4 here on the table) is historically fascinating, but am I looking at somethingore special? I wonder of he was trying to collect one from each town or so... Shall I look for patterns ? Shall I invest in an expertise? Thank you !!</p>
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What was my great grandfather collecting?

Hello everyone. I'm just an amateur coin collector, who happened to gather some dozens of old and new coins from my family and organize them in a collection.

So, I wanted an app to digitalize my collection and have it on my phone, so I can easily identify which Euro coins I have and which I don't while out of home. It could also serve to show my collection to someone on the spot, without having to carry the collection with me. 

I found Coiniverse. It's a good app, but doesn't have a complete catalog (I can manually add those extra coins easily , though), has some bugs and glitches. It serves my purpose, so I wanna ask: does anyone know a better app, that is simple enough for an amateur? What do you think of Coiniverse? 

<div class="md"><p>Hello everyone. I&#39;m just an amateur coin collector, who happened to gather some dozens of old and new coins from my family and organize them in a collection.</p>

<p>So, I wanted an app to digitalize my collection and have it on my phone, so I can easily identify which Euro coins I have and which I don&#39;t while out of home. It could also serve to show my collection to someone on the spot, without having to carry the collection with me. </p>

<p>I found Coiniverse. It&#39;s a good app, but doesn&#39;t have a complete catalog (I can manually add those extra coins easily , though), has some bugs and glitches. It serves my purpose, so I wanna ask: does anyone know a better app, that is simple enough for an amateur? What do you think of Coiniverse? </p>
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Coin collection app

2012 Charles Dickens £2 Egg Error

Ancient Greek coin-silver hemidrahm Parion Mysia-circa 350-300 B.C-Gorgoneion

My buddy found this coin while hunting for arrowheads in northeastern Oklahoma. Has anyone seen anything like this before?

<div class="md"><p>My buddy found this coin while hunting for arrowheads in northeastern Oklahoma. Has anyone seen anything like this before?</p>
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Help identifying

Roman coin silver Antoninian Gordian III Antioch circa 238-244 A.D

Am from UAE and looking for swap my extra currency notes or paper money, if anyone intrested let me know 

<div class="md"><p>Am from UAE and looking for swap my extra currency notes or paper money, if anyone intrested let me know </p>
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Looking for swap 

— if you have the WeTransfer app, go ahead & break yerself off a click for a coin checklist 🥂🍻🪙🦅

<div class="md"><p>— if you have the WeTransfer app, go ahead &amp; break yerself off a click for a coin checklist 🥂🍻🪙🦅</p>
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Numismatists Small Cent Checklist

drachm-Alexander the great-ca 336-323 B.C

8 reales 1801

Authentic ancient Roman coins or maravedis pirate cob reversible keychains and necklaces, vintage style unisex coin jewelry $25 each, shipping $10, payment by paypal or in my store

Hello! Just found this while counting our family savings jar.

Does someone know if it has a value or anything at all? 

Tnx in advance.

<div class="md"><p>Hello! Just found this while counting our family savings jar.</p>

<p>Does someone know if it has a value or anything at all? </p>

<p>Tnx in advance.</p>
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Numismatica

Newest addition to the collection: 200 years of the First Constitution - Brazil



This coin was given to me in exchange for two bicycles that I tuned up. I was excited because I have always wanted a Morgan Silver Dollar and doing some research I found out that the Carson City mints were valued higher than the others. That being said, I also read that 1890 was a more common year for the CC mint coins.

I was wondering what this coin would be worth, as well as any other information regarding this particular coin or ones like it, from the same year and mint.

Does my coin look cleaned?

I have seen the “slab” or paper slip that my Silver Dollar is in on other posts. Was this from an older grading system? Mine says 1890 CC and M$ on the front, I am guessing that means Morgan $ilver Dollar and 1890 Carson City. What about the J298 on the back?

Thanks for any help, I am excited to be the new owner of this coin! That being said, I do want to make sure that this isn’t too valuable and that the previous owner is not being taken advantage of. I will be returning it if so!

<div class="md"><p>This coin was given to me in exchange for two bicycles that I tuned up. I was excited because I have always wanted a Morgan Silver Dollar and doing some research I found out that the Carson City mints were valued higher than the others. That being said, I also read that 1890 was a more common year for the CC mint coins.</p>

<p>I was wondering what this coin would be worth, as well as any other information regarding this particular coin or ones like it, from the same year and mint.</p>

<p>Does my coin look cleaned?</p>

<p>I have seen the “slab” or paper slip that my Silver Dollar is in on other posts. Was this from an older grading system? Mine says 1890 CC and M$ on the front, I am guessing that means Morgan $ilver Dollar and 1890 Carson City. What about the J298 on the back?</p>

<p>Thanks for any help, I am excited to be the new owner of this coin! That being said, I do want to make sure that this isn’t too valuable and that the previous owner is not being taken advantage of. I will be returning it if so!</p>
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1890 Carson City Morgan Silver Dollar

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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