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Coins Help!!!?

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Question by Kym: Coins Help!!!?
If you know the prices to these tell me or give me a website!!!

1894- Morgan Gold Coin (no Mint Mark)
1962- 5cents (it has a libery bell on the back) (D is the mint mark)
1964- 50 cents ( no mint mark) ( i have 2 of these)
1980- Candian Dollar Elizabeth II ( no mint mark)
1963- Half Dollar ( Lib. bell on back ( no mint mark)
1952- half dollar ( Lib. Bell On Back) (D is the mint mark)
1921- dollar E. Pluribus Unum
1925- One dollar
1926- one dollar
1965-churchill
Then there are 3 coins I don't know the year.
One is a half dollar. In the front it has a guy( not just the head)
The last two are quater dollars. Just smaller than the half.

Best answer:

Answer by DAVE B.
You can go to a library & look this up.Most of them have coin books in them. Some banks have coin dealers give appraisals,& they will buy if you want to sell,but be careful,they don't give you as good of prise on your coins.

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2 Responses to “Coins Help!!!?”
  1. Chuck M says:
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    1894 Morgan = $240.00
    1962 5 CENT = 15 Cents
    1964 50 cent = 50 cents
    1980 Canadian Dollar = unknown, but not very much
    1983 Half Dollar = abt 1.00 dollar
    1952 Half Dollar = 4.50
    1921 Dollar = 9.00
    1925 Dollar = 10.00
    1926 Dollar = 13.00
    1965 Churchill = unknown

    The ones with worn off dates are not worth very much at all

  2. dkidd53 says:
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    Any pre 1965 US silver coins are selling for a minimum of 13 times face value for the value of the silver. The 1962 5 cents you describe with a Liberty bell doesn’t sound right.
    Search the web. Look at http://statequarters.20m.com/nickels2.html
    for instance, but I don’t have any information on them.
    Condition of the coin is very important.

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