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just found a 1979 missprint it is undersize and thick and bulky as if it was not hit hard
with the mint stamp the ring around the penny is deep and and thick the leaf is touching all sides.If it was wore down to the point were the leaf was touching all sides of the inprint ring would be gone but the inprint ring is deep and and thick
the mlssprint will fit inside a normal penny's print ring.
rechmoje 10 months ago
i just found a 1979 missprint canadian penny it is undersize and thick and bulky as if it was not
hit hard with the stamp the print is kinda fat is this worth annything
rechmoje 10 months ago
now days when it comes to collecting coins tho you have to look at is it silver or gold is it clad and whats the condishion. you could have a coin with no value except the value of silver or gold if its eather but the guid will give you the value of the coin with out being able to take in the curent value of silver or gold wich changes so rapid latley you couls have $5 in silver 1 day and $10 the next all for the same coin.
vorkev1 1 year ago
Hi! I'm new to collecting, and want to thank you for your videos. I'm so glad someone out there posts important info in terms that I, as a beginner can comprehend. I have a question. Can you possibly do a video on wheat pennies? I've looked through your videos and didn't see one. I found one and have no idea what their value is, or much else for that matter. Figured it'd be easier if I went to you lol
xXEppoxylipzXx 1 year ago
Story of Liberty as used on United States coinage: search McCawProductions
McCawProductions 1 year ago
i got lot error coins an a 2009 uk error set.but i have one no one would believe so i got to get a coa
tlndofa 2 years ago
just found a penny with a misprint 997 istead of 1995
TheZack858 2 years ago
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MajorTriadz 2 years ago
Blue book is a general idea on what a coin dealer may pay you for a coin. Coin prices change constantly.
If you are looking to grade a coin you can send it in to be slabbed but sometimes you pay more for the slab than the coin is worth. A good guide for grading is photograde. If your into error coins pick up the cherrypicker's guide.
PS the coin in PR65 Cameo is only worth $32 retail. A dealer may pay $20 or $15. That is more than the silver price.
SicaGR 3 years ago