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I can answer most questions about coin identification, grading and counterfeit detection. I can answer questions about US and Foreign coins & currency, ancient coins too.
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Hello debee, The 2 Pesata would be worth its silver value as collectors will not buy a coin that has been in jewelry. The value would be about $7.50 for its silver content. The 5 centavo from Mexico
Hi Mike, Over the past 10 years eBay has risen to become the largest retailer of coins by volume. The prices that you see them "selling" for on eBay are the market prices. Be sure that you are truly
Hello Becky, Thanks for your question. It looks like you have a 1779 A 1 Thaler Silver coin from Prussia. The mintage on that coin was 399,000 pieces. The value in XF is $225. I have attached a photo
Hello Charlene, This is a great question. Here is my first piece of advice - If you don't know if a coin or a piece of currency is real - DON"T BUY IT. If you are not skilled enough to determine
Hello Alin, I need to see both sides of the coin to give you a grade. Based on what I see from the obverse photo I would grade this coin Extra Fine. The picture is a bit fuzzy so I can not conclude
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