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Old Jun 25, 2007, 09:21 AM
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Coin Value

I have several old coins and a silver certificate and I would like to know what the value of them are.
I have an 1884 silver dollar coin/ an 1899 silver dollar coin/ a 1922 Peace dollar coin/ a 1937 Indian head/buffalo nickel and a 1957 B silver certificate. What are they worth, if anything?

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Old Jun 25, 2007, 12:03 PM   #2  
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Your old coins and sliver certificate are definitely worth some money. But, how much possible money value cannot be determined here unless they can be viewed in hand.

What they are worth greatly depends on the condition of them. This is determined by a U.S. Coin Grading Numeric Scale. The grading scale is available on the following site. US Coin Grading

After determining the possible conditions of your coins based upon the grading scale, you can then go to sites such as PCGS Price Guide and eCoinPrices Current Coin Market Values At those sites you can get a rough idea about the possible value of your coins.

For the silver certificate, you might try the following site: Ron's Paper Money FAQ
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