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I can answer questions regarding grading,condition and value for United States Coins. I can also answer questions about selling coins on Ebay. I cannot answer questions about paper money or coins from other countries. In almost every situation, I will need to see at least a picture or a scan of any specific coin submitted, so please don't ask what a coin is worth without send a clear image of it along with your question.
I have been an active collector for over 30 years, and a dealer for 20 years. I have bought and sold hundreds of coins.
I have a Bachelor's Degree and Masters Degree in Mechanical Engineering
Darrick, Sorry - -no - -take a look at http://www.google.com/imgres?q=1955+double+die&hl=en&sa=X&biw=1366&bih=644&tbm=i
Carole, Most appraisals aren't free, especially for more valuable coins. I don't know any appraisers in your area, sorry. You can get a good idea of the value of coins by looking at what similar
Wendy, I really can't comment about your specific coin without seeing a clear picture of what you're describing. If you can get a picture, I'd be of more help. In general, the mint does all it can
Here's a link to the PCGS price guide. http://www.pcgs.com/PRICES/PriceGuideDetail.aspx?MS=1&PR=1&SP=1&c=23&title=Drape Before you get too excited, I should warn you there are A LOT
Jonathan, Sorry, but it's not possible to be specific. There are some "grading services" which are just the seller putting a high grade on his coins so they will sell for more, so the grade they
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