Comments on: Any idea what these coins worth?

By: coindude49801

coindude49801 — Thu, 27 Nov 2008 12:17:06 +0000

Rather than finding out what your coins are worth, hich will most likly extract a few “sell it on ebay”‘s from the illiterates who know nothing about the field of collecting coins, I would sugesst that you actually learn about the coins you have before selling them, after all if you follow my lead, wou can sell them next week, and be a bit more informed, or maybe better yet, have a new hobby.

Go to you local book store, get a copy of a magazine called Coin Prices, Coinage, or Coins magazine, all are informative, but please first read the section on grading, after that, the book is self exlanatory

By: on_the_move4ever

on_the_move4ever — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 15:12:34 +0000

these are all inexpensive coins unless the early coins are in gem uncirulated condition. Is the 1889 an 1889 CC? if so it’s worth a lot more money. The CC is below the eagle on the reverse.

The 1921 Morgan is common, the Peace Dollars are common, Theall the others are common, the Walking Halves might be worth some if they are really nice. It depends on condition

By: LeggyLady

LeggyLady — Sun, 23 Nov 2008 15:36:52 +0000

You need look them up in current coin books (check with your public library) The value varies depending on when and where they were minted as well as how many were put into circulation. Some of the ones listed are very common ie: bi-centenial quarters.

By: Chefed#1

Chefed#1 — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 21:58:08 +0000

It all depends on condition and if they are certified ,If they have mintmarks or are damaged.
The morgan dollars if they are from Phila .will be worth around 10 to 12 dollars each
The peace dollars are worth 6.50 to 8.00 each
Eisenhowers – spend them .
Franklins 6 times face value
1966 kennedy 1 dollar.
1976 half dollars -Spend them .
Walking liberty halfs 8 times face value.
Susan B`s -Sacagaweas-and bi centennial quarters -Spend them .

By: Taiping

Taiping — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 23:30:58 +0000

First of all, good in not a high grade, but at the bottom or close to the bottom on circulated coins.Since I do not see any mint marks listed and with all these coins there must be some, you will need to do some more work. There is not enough room for me to list all the prices for all the grades, for all the mint marks. On the Morgan dollars the mint mark is on the back (reverse) below the bottom of the wreath. On peace dollars it is on the reverse below the word one.On the Ike dollars it is above the date. On the Franklin halves it is on the reverse under the letter E in states.On the Walkers it is on the reverse below to the left of the word half. The 1966 Kennedy is 40% silver clad and unless it is in mint state is worth bullion value only. The 1976 Kennedy is only worth a couple of bucks if in mint state otherwise spend it. The 1979 SBA spend it also as well as the Sac dollar unless it is mint state then it is worth a couple of dollars. The 1976 quarter is a spend thing also. The Ike dollars are worth a couple of dollars if in high mint state only. Resubmit the other coins with their mint marks if any and I can give you an idea of the retail prices they sell for. Of course you will get about 40% less or so.