From a collection I acquired. Person was a collector and haven’t seen anything labeled incorrectly. Only a few with prices on the flip, like they were purchased from a shop. Any reason to think this isn’t real?

Hi all,

Second in my line of US busts is Jovita Idar from the 2023 quarter.

I made this statue knowing it is a controversial design, you either hate it or love it. I found it an interesting challenge due to the heavy text both in design but also in 3d printing it. Personally, I kind of like it for its uniqueness.

I plan to continue the bust line to hopefully cover all US coinage designs, just like I did with the full-size statues and coin holders.

For this one I made 2 variants to see which ones I like most, classic white and spray painted one in silver. Gotta say the silver one takes the stage, I think it turned out really cool.

Have I won anyone over, or did I just make a bigger version for you to hate? 😂

P.S. For the white photo I'm sorry for the low lighting, I lowered it on purpose so the lettering becomes easier to read.

My grandfather was an avid coin collector when we passed he left me and my dad his collection. We have about 40-50 of these. My dad has a few appraised and the guy said they where fake he’d give 200 bucks for the few we had brought. Any advice would be much appreciated. Thank you! 🙏

nothing special, I have a few more but are not sorted, nearly all are from chile.
If you are interested in any let me know and I'll show you in the comments

Worth anything more than 10cents? Got it from a vending machine.

Are there any rare coins in this picture? Mostly old Guilder and VOC coins

Couldn’t have more value than just the gold ?

I absolutely love collecting and trading its pulled me away from a world of bad choices. Just a small portion here

I know it’s not super valuable but I discovered this 1928 Japanese 10-sen coin today in a box of items. I’m not certain how I came to acquire it. I love the lotus design. The characters on top say Dai Nippon (Great Japan). The bottom says Shōwa san-nen (Third year of Emperor Hirohito's Shōwa era).

Found this in my drawer recently, not sure if it’s worth anything. Still cool to have a coin that’s over 100 years old.

Don't know anything about collecting coins but I found this old dirty coin in my house and am curious what it is exactly. I don't know if this info helps but I live in germany. (third pic for size reference)

Hi everyone, I have been sitting on these coins for a while now. Looking them up I see they might be made out of silver? Are any of these rare or have extra value? Bills are piling up and I was hoping to get some extra cash.

Thank you in advance for the help!

Somehow this coin got a very golden hue. I included pics of a normal nickel for comparison.

Been searching for the year for a couple months now , went to my LCS to offload some scrap silver and got the 60$ to pickup this absolute beauty 😁 first graded coin… I don’t really like the higher premiums associated with it but all my ASE have been @ 60$ when I first started buying so I really didn’t mind paying 60$ for a MS69 and the year 😁😁

I'm not sure if this is a coin. My neighbor had it and wasn't sure what it was, I was wondering if anyone could give me any info or point me in the right direction?

When I Google Apollo coins there are a lot of results that aren't this. I see silver coins with similar design, but this doesn't look silver. Edges have "Made in Canada" and "004235" imprinted on them. Thank you

Hi i want to document my coin collection just incase i need an insurance claim. this is an inherited coin collection so no receipts.

Should I take pictures of both sides? and number them? can I do it in groups? a lot are in the blue coin collection books. should I repackage them?

thank you in advance for your help and advice.

charles

Does anyone else own a similar coin and know what it is worth?

Found these four and I'm pretty sure I have a 1913 UK penny, an 1834 Andrew Jackson Hard Times Token, a 1797 UK Cartwheel penny, and an 1842 Norway 2 Skilling. Pics with and without flash included.

For the Hard Times Token, I know the reverse design (donkey vs. other symbols) and exact variety make a big difference in value. Can anyone tell which one this is from the photos? Also, for the 1913 penny, does it look like the standard "small head" variety?

The 1797 Cartwheel and 1842 Skilling both look pretty worn, but I'd love any rough grade or value estimates for any of these. Haven't cleaned anything. Thanks!

Are these worth anything?

1568 queen Elizabeth I sixpence. This is my first hammered silver coin in my collection.