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How do I find the value of my error coin?
Question: I have a coin that I believe is an error coin? How do I go about finding out if it is an error coin, and if so what it is worth? My Answer: To read about the most common error coins and see images of them, go here. The value, or worth, of an error coin is not as simple to define. As I am not an expert in error coin values, here are a few tips to help you find the value of your coin: You can go to All Experts.com and ask your question there. This link will take you to the page of coin collecting experts available to answer questions ( All Experts - Coin Collecting ). Once you get there, read about the experts and pick the one that specializes in the type of coin you have or error coins. You will need a good photograph of your coin to get an accurate reply. You can also try asking your question in forums that specialize in coin collecting and get an opinion from several collectors all in one place. Again, you will need a good photograph for them to give an accurate assessment of your coin. You can do a search for coin collecting forums or bulletin boards, or you can try one of the links below. Coin Talk Forum Coin Community Forum I hope this helps. Click here to read or post comments Is this some type of error coin?
by Jason
Question: I found this coin in my pocket change and after doing a bit of research I couldn't find anything that shows that it's an error type variety. The error though seems to be very precise as if it was made with a machine during the coin making process. It is a 1994 quarter I've attached a picture. Click here to read or post comments 1974 p dime with the "us" missing from "pluribus" is that a rare coin ??
by jessica
Question: 1974 p dime with the "us" missing from "pluribus" is that a rare coin ?? Click here to read or post comments 1883 Liberty 'no cents' Error Nickel
by nickel
Question: I am trying to find out what a 1883 Liberty 'no cents' error nickel is worth. Click here to read or post comments 1976 Nickel
by Cathy
Question: I have a 1976 nickel that is blank on the reverse side. The value or does it have value? It looks like it is half the width it is supposed to be. This image shows a quarter that is off-center about 40 percent. Usually the larger percent off-center the larger the value. I am not an expert in error coins or their worth, however I would say that any coin with a mint error is going to have an increase in value just because of the rarity if nothing else. See answer above for a few suggestions that should be helpful in determining the value of the nickel you describe. If anyone else has any information that would be helpful to Cathy, please post it here. Click here to read or post comments 1891 Indian Head Cent made of tin?
by stephen
Question: I was given an 1891 Indian Head cent, but it looks like it was made of only tin. It has the color of a dime. Is this an error coin or a fake or ??? Ever heard of it, I can not find any information at the usual sites. Click here to read or post comments Canadian one cent 1968 in nickel?
by Ron Tamber
Question: I have a 1968 Canadian one cent piece from a roll of pennies I was scanning. It appears to be made of nickel? Anything I've overlooked? Click here to read or post comments What is a Die Crack ?
by zoltan
Question: Between a USA Jefferson Nickel's motto. I have a slash mark between the pluribus and the unum. So it looks like E Pluribus/Unum. Its a lefted slashed line. The line doesn't start from the rim, its just perfect looking like it belongs there. Click here to read or post comments Penny with No Date
by Tammy
Question: I have a penny and the year on it is 196. There is no fourth number. Is this worth anything? multi-face 1939 wheat penny
by charles
Question: I have a 1939 wheat penny which has a dime face on one side. Its very clean and looks good. Whats the value? thank you |
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