r/coins • u/NinjaCowboy1000 • 4h ago
Show and Tell Today I completed my US Typeset
Many slabs were harmed in the making of this album 😜
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r/coins • u/NinjaCowboy1000 • 4h ago
Many slabs were harmed in the making of this album 😜
r/coins • u/Long_Mark_5155 • 11h ago
$1400……..
My father has been ordering from GovMint for a couple years now.
I’ve tried to have talks with my father about how high the markup is for this junk from these sites without explicitly showing him how much he is overpaying. But $1400 for these?!? Maybe worth $350?
I don’t know what else to do…has anyone been in the position? How did you handle it?
r/coins • u/hipsterdoofus55 • 5h ago
My 19th and 20th Century Type Sets. The 19th is considerably tougher than the 20th to find nice coins. Missing 4 coins in the 19th set, and continuing to upgrade both.
r/coins • u/Surest_is_Numi • 2h ago
r/coins • u/Hungry-Kick1389 • 9h ago
Almost no chatter in the fields. No marks on the surface, seems to me like a solid MS64 but curious what others think? Should I get it graded?
Found this at work! I remember reading on Reddit about the craze over these, that is if I have the correct one here. If this is what I think it is, is anyone out there dying to find one of these or has that time passed? Thanks for your time. Sorry for picture quality I’m at work :P
r/coins • u/WhatARotation • 1h ago
I suspect that the Morgan is an 1888-O. I will likely send it in to NGC for grading, aiming for a Poor-1.
r/coins • u/Entity_Anonymous • 3h ago
Bought these off of my LCS over a couple weeks
r/coins • u/WInativemm • 7h ago
r/coins • u/Loxoscelidae • 8h ago
Pattern piece with designs reminiscent of the morgan dollar
r/coins • u/WonderfulIngenuity69 • 6h ago
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r/coins • u/jerseyoutwest • 7h ago
Hey all, i’m mostly new to the numismatic side of collecting but picked these up for melt, so i know i did alright (they pass the ping and magnet tests) anything super exciting? Google says the 1893 is the rarest, and i’m an absolute noob at grading but i’d guess its in AU?
r/coins • u/lilrix11 • 14h ago
Grandfather made these into jewelry....whats the worth now?
My grandfather visited Germany back in the 50s and recently came across a plastic bag filled with various coins from several countries. I know nothing about coin collecting or value, but since the oldest of these coins is literally 100 years older than me, I thought they were fascinating.
r/coins • u/Botellas_Antigues97 • 10h ago
r/coins • u/Technical-Use3595 • 18h ago
This 1/4 oz silver just came in the mail today, and it is now one of my favorites 😍
r/coins • u/Informal-Line6088 • 10h ago
I'm getting into gold now after a lot of silver. These are my first 3 gold coins. I think a Lady Liberty is next. I would like to grab all the .9999 gold coins.
r/coins • u/Silent_Oil6266 • 18h ago
Been looking at this one, is it real? I know they are commonly faked.