I need a coin specialist?

Question

I have a few old coins and I want to know if anyone out there can tell me if they are worth anything.
I have a quarter from 1954
Dimes from 1916, 1943, 1954, and 1964
Nickels from: old buffalo nickle but dont know the year on it, 1939, 1941, 1946, 1949, 1955,1961 and, 1964.
And finally a few pennies from: 1935, 1936, 1937, 1944, and 1953.
If anyone knows if they are worth or wear I might find out what they are worth please let me know otherwise I am going to spend them. thanks

Answer 1

In order to give you values, I would need to know what mintmark and grade (condition) they were. Most of these coins sound like ones that you could spend, but if I had more information I could tell you for sure. For example, mintmarks can make a difference between a $10 coin and $100 coin. If you want someone to give you an opinion in person, I recommend finding a "coin dealer" or "numismatist". Good luck!

Answer 2

Try the internet or the phone book for a NUMISMATIST.

I used to work for a "celebrity" who was a Numismatist, in California. Then he bought a Hockey team, and had a Movie Company excecutive as a partner.

It was an wonderful and interesting company until it closed. :-)

Answer 3

particular and No. particular, there are nevertheless many money minted while the international grew to become into on a "Gold & Silver" properly-known for money. The outdated money are nevertheless being held by way of particular repositories and could properly be offered on the cost of the helpful metallic content textile of the money. it is likewise possible to spend the "outdated money" at their face fee in case you desire, even nonetheless buying and merchandising them for the helpful metallic in them could carry you lots extra "money" in return. some persons are waiting to control the version between face fee of a coin and that's helpful metallic content textile fee, and coach an economic profit. No, present day money isn't in keeping with helpful metals, this is barely a commodity like steel, copper, pink meat bellys, corn futures, etc. the cost of the helpful metals circulate up and down with call for, making them too risky to base money on. additionally the present fee of gold is $one million,713.70 in step with ounce. To weigh out $one million properly worth of gold could be a speck so tiny you does no longer be waiting to work out it and not utilising a magnifying glass. Now attempt to weigh out a nickel or dimes properly worth of gold. this is impossible to apply helpful metals as money with the fee as severe as this is.