Posted: 1/1/2006 9:40:16 PM EDT
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I found two coins today. 1: 1922 Liberty One Dollar Silver Coin 2: 2002 Liberty 1 oz. Fine Silver-One Dollar Other than two One Dollar pieces, what do I have and what are they worth? |
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You could probably find an online site for getting a good idea how to determine the condition of your coins. They'll have primary wear spots on each coin, like eagle feathers or Mercury's little head-wing-things on the dimes. Try to Google coin condition or numismatics. That'll give you starting place. |
1877 cc trade dollar in good shape(clean lines and detail)? |
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You would really need to post some detailed pics, or take it to a coin dealer. If you get it graded professionally, you can probably draw more $$ for it. (www.pcgs.com) Coins are graded from condition 1 - 70. If you have a "good shape" coin, it could mean a "good", "fine" or "ms" (mint state). HUGE difference between them. Good may go for $10. Fine may go for $300. MS60 may go for 1000, with MS61 going for 1500. The better the quality is, the more you're going to get. The coloring on the coin (dark, light toning, rainbow, or white) will effect value also. Edited for grammer and link. |