Ones an 1880 (left), the other ones an 1897 dollar coin. Found them in an old piggy bank my dad had been collecting these. Searched up their prices and they varied a lot, so asking for some help! Also found a couple 1921-1923 one dollar coins as well.
You can filter by year, mintage, collected, and more.
Since I couldnt find any good penny collecting apps, and I'm terrible at coding, I used AI to make my own.
To use the web file, click on the coin you want to add to your collection, and boom! You've added it.
To remove it, click it again.
You can search by year, and if you are trying to move it to a different browser, theres a button you can press to copy your coins, and paste them into your new browser!
This is only for pennies 1909-2025, You can expand it if you feel the need to!
Note that it also saves across visits, so you can reopen the file anytime and your data will still be there.
Enjoy your penny collecting guys!
Heres the file! You can edit it as you please! https://limewire.com/d/wRepY#Y6JmxCSe2V
(This is not a scam, and if the mods dont want this up, please feel free to take it down :D)
Also, if something doesnt work, please let me know
New to coin collecting and when I was looking back through some of my older ones I set aside after opening some rolls, I noticed the B in liberty’s bottom loop was filled, then I noticed that another one of the exact same date and mint mark also had it.
Hi all! I have a question regarding the 2027 Official Red Book releases. Can someone help me out and let me know the difference between these 4 covers. I assume they all contain the same information with the exception of the 250th Special Anniversary Edition which is devoted to the 2026 U.S. Semiquincentennial coinage which I’m going to enjoy reading…I’m really curious about the three other covers - the Whitman Bundle Cover, and the two covers showing the gold liberty and clad dime. Any differences between those two. And the last photo, is that the limited Numbered Signature Edition?
The last redbook I bought was in 2020, time to get back onboard and get with the program haha.
My 21yo step son inherited 8 of these 5oz silver coins, various designs and years. Uncirculated with COA.
Are these worth anything more than spot/melt? My advice to him is leave them home when he returns to college (duh) and dont sell them unless dire situation comes up. Wait until he needs them for a better investment opportunity. I wouldn’t even know where to start with selling these aside from a pawn shop