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My grand father just passed away he left us a black bag, full of 1896 Coins just likes these, I’d say we have about 40 coins like this alone, other coins are like this but from, 1926, id say we have about 30 of those and about another 25 - 30 from older dates, what should I do

That coin looks like a duplicate hard copy of the original especially with the area of 1941 D shown. I suggest you keep as a copy original to know what you need to look for the mint mark is definitely determined basis of understanding of the point of origin and development phases and destination transport phases along with the value circulation fluctuating.

Nice additions. The 1898 is in really great condition.

Well done 👍

Would be sweet to find one of those in circulation😁

Yeah I have most of them and yeah they're pretty good as long as you keep them I guess for years to come for your grandchildren and stuff

I need a Buyer

I have Jefferson nickel 1964D

I really like the design of the SLQ.

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I really like the upgrades Dancer! Heck ya!!!

Today, i just found a mint condition 1982 quarter, is that good?

Nice additions 👍

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Nice slicky

I keep a tube of slicks for novelties

Nice collection. Is touching them a good idea? First

Only a few more coins to find to complete the silver quarter series.

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Nice finds! 🤠👍

There are those visions of sugar plums running here. Good luck finding one of the unicorns from 1896. Misleading title for this actual coin but fun channel liked and subscribed

most bags like that been cherry picked they some times leave somthing that 14 d can be scary

some fakes are very good

need that 1914 d checked lot of raw ones fake ,pratically all gone from circulation before 1940

The Tonka "Big Mike" dump truck indeed had the tandem rear axle. The "State Highway Dept." dump truck you have is the 1957 version. That apparently was the only year that version of the cab had the hood scoop.

Wow ! - a 1914-D Lincoln Cent in decent condition. Perhaps a coin shop owner or an experienced numismatist could tell you whether it's genuine or not. The 1912-D is in even better condition, although not worth nearly as much. I agree with you; the 1910-S is in really rough shape, numismatically speaking; kind of like a dead 🐕. It's unfortunate you weren't born eighty years ago (mid-1940’s) when a young collector could complete an album of Lincoln cents just by looking through quantities of pennies. I know you can do it; however, I have no desire to do it. 🤔 🤣😂🤣 🇺🇸🇩🇪🇺🇸🇩🇪🇺🇸🇩🇪🇺🇸🇩🇪🇺🇸🇩🇪🇺🇸🇩🇪🇺🇸🇩🇪🇺🇸

6 big packages, it must have taken a while to go through everything. The 1910 has lived well.

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I have an uncirculated 1971 s Eisenhower coun

1922, How much

Man that is crazy. You need to lighten up on those repetitive comments😂

Maybe that dime WASN'T so lucky😮 ... glad you got their BS straightened out and good to see you back.

Wow UA-cam playing a little fast and loose with that ban hammer 😬 Good thing the reviewers realized they made a mistake and reversed there decision.

Well!!! What a mishap. Glad for you that everything is back to normal.

Dancer u out law bro!!! Coins, coins, coins..... wait a min am I gonna get shut down using repetitive words like thar???😂😂😂 Gosh darn YT! Sorry for your troubles broski👍 Glad your back. Now watch my shorts and comment 😂😂😂 Have a GD one✌

Hello my friend 🎉. UA-cam is ridiculous

Them selling 1 dollars coins for more than a dollar is a scam smh

I have 2 pcs 1964D 5cents I need a buyer

All I heard was 24K gold😂 Can u imagine Dancer??? Best of luck to u finding buyers my friend👍

I had the white wrecker years ago . I still have the Michigan crane I got for Christmas 1960 .

Don't bull me you have you sold them fast

Silver spoon fed ass alligator. Crazy world

I had 70 Bicentennial sterling "ingots" from the Franklin Mint. The actual silver weight was 1.72 troy ounces. They were VERY difficult to sell, and I've been buying/selling for years. I will NEVER buy any more Franklin Mint "stuff." It's too easy to deal with the many other silver items--Eagles, rounds, pre-65 coins, etc., etc., etc. I have great access to an online auction company, and they were able sell the Franklin Mint stuff at the best price, but it ended up being about 77% of spot!!! You've been warned--and I can't even begin to stress how BAD items from the Bradford Exchange are!!!!!!

Thats to bad there not solid gold 😂They are some nice looking pieces tho

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Gold-plated Sterling Silver medallions, Gold-plated Sterling Silver medallions, and Gold-plated Sterling Silver medallions issued by The Franklin Mint, a privately owned business located in the great state of Pennsylvania. However they did strike legal tender coins in both proof-quality for direct sale to collectors, and in circulation-quality (intended for commerce) for a number of smaller countries. If you know, you know; and please don’t ask me how these medallions and coins have performed as “investments” over the last fifty-plus years. 🤔 😲😳😬 🤣😂🤣 P.S. - I don’t believe the Gold-plating was sprayed on to the Sterling Silver, either. 🇺🇸🇩🇪🇺🇸🇩🇪🇺🇸🇩🇪🇺🇸🇩🇪🇺🇸🇩🇪🇺🇸🇩🇪🇺🇸🇩🇪🇺🇸

Nice start to the album. The 1916 is in pretty decent condition. I’ve got the barber dime album & about 13 dimes just haven’t started yet!