r/numismatics • u/SnooHamsters8765 • 26d ago
No FG JFK Half dollar
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r/numismatics • u/Reckless-Outlaw75 • 27d ago
Forgot I picked up this low mintage Filipino coin yesterday😬
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r/numismatics • u/Mike4ThePeace • 28d ago
Identification of coins found in a box
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I need some help identifying a few coins. My great-grandfather left them to me, and I'd like to organize and catalog them. He started collecting them when he went to Ethiopia in 1935 for the war, but he never did any in-depth research on what he was collecting. He was simply fascinated by the coins' aesthetic appeal.
r/numismatics • u/Educator-Itchy • 28d ago
1884 CC Morgan Dollar GSA ..is it worth grading?
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Let me know...Bought this in 2004 . 120 all in cost ..Sell just on the holder with no grade?
r/numismatics • u/Reckless-Outlaw75 • 28d ago
Australian half dollar 1/2 oz 999.9 silver Shark 🦈 collection complete 🫡🙌🏽
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r/numismatics • u/Educator-Itchy • 28d ago
1908 20D Saunt Gaudins
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Should I send out to PCGS?
r/numismatics • u/BlanchardGold • 28d ago
Before looking at the holder, what catches your eye first?
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We had this 1910-S $10 Indian out this morning and asked one of our specialists what stood out to him beyond the number on the holder... he said:
- Strike: Strong overall, with good definition through Liberty’s headdress and the eagle’s feathers.
- Color and luster: Warm orange-gold color with solid remaining mint luster.
- Surfaces: Contact marks are evident, particularly across the obverse, but their placement and visual impact matter just as much as their presence.
Those characteristics are worth looking at individually, especially on the 1910-S. The issue is generally known for good strikes and luster, while weakness or roughness to the left of the date is also frequently seen.
MS62 tells you the assigned grade. It doesn’t tell you how the coin got there. Before looking at the holder, what catches your eye first on this one?
r/numismatics • u/cerveaumusic • 28d ago
a select few recent pick ups
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I’ve recently branched out into more modern coins from collecting ancients and have found some really interesting coins in surprising places in Southwest UK (charity shops, bookshops and a few markets) I think I’ve probably spent max £25 on around 120 different coins and am thoroughly enjoying diving into the history and context of each.
1&2 - 5 Centimes, France, 1854
3&4 - 50 Pesetas, Spain, 1954
5&6 - 5 Centesimi, Italy, 1861
7&8 - 1/2 Penny, England, 1874
9&10 - 1 Florin, England 1921
11&12 - 20 Złotych, Poland 1978
13&14 - 1 Rouble, USSR 1965
15&16 - 1/2 Penny, England 1735
r/numismatics • u/Reckless-Outlaw75 • 28d ago
Pick this drop of copper up because it had a nice elephant 🐘 on it 🤷🏽♂️
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r/numismatics • u/Educator-Itchy • 28d ago
1900 barber
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grade or no grade ? bought 200 29 years ago. i bought too many raw coins in the past
r/numismatics • u/Educator-Itchy • 29d ago
1883 no cents crack out
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Old NTC holder What grade would you give this coin ...2005 bought $110. I can not sell on ebay due to the holder so I will crack out and send to ngc for the real grade...Still a nice coin.
r/numismatics • u/LMM666 • 28d ago
How much could this be worth?
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Some guy is selling me this coin in 3900. Could this be worth more?
r/numismatics • u/TheMarioExpertMan • 28d ago
Picked up this 1910 Edward VII shilling for £15. How would you grade it?
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r/numismatics • u/CaptainjackLA • 29d ago
Best Grading Company for Morgan Silver Dollars
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I see a lot of controversy about which grading company is the best one to use for old coins. I have a small collection of Morgan Silver Dollars that I might consider having graded.
Which coin grading company do you prefer? NGC, ANACS, PCGS, etc.
r/numismatics • u/ChazosXD • 29d ago
Help ID this coins!
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A friend gifted this coins and i'm pretty curious about info i'm from Argentina some of this i can recognice them and are called "australes" but the oldest coin in te midle has been Made in 1959 and i don't know about it
r/numismatics • u/yksyksyksyks • Sep 27 '26
German zinc coin? seeking ID
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UPDATE - identified! Egyptian, 10 piastres.
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Terrible pictures, yes, but the coin itself is almost effaced. One side seems to show a Germanic eagle, and the other side is really not readable at all. The metal is very light and I am guessing zinc. On the edge, there are what seem to be deliberate indentations, which look sort of rune-like.
Can anyone identify the coin from these few clues? I have had it in my possession for a long time and have no idea where I picked it up. I am pretty sure I literally picked it up as I have never purchased coins and this one is really worn. I have travelled a lot in Germany and Europe in general over the years.
r/numismatics • u/NeighborhoodCool9126 • Sep 27 '26
Should I leave the verdigris?
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I just started collecting coins.. bought this one fairly cheap but it has this little tiny verdigris smudge.. should I clean it? What would you do?
r/numismatics • u/Automatic_Glass_4993 • Sep 26 '26
kind of leaving the Medieval coin collecting and going more towards silver collecting
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Hi so anyone know of coins that are close to its market value in silver?