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Grading and Valuation
1967 American Dime: A Valuable Collectible or Just a Change?
When we think of collectible coins, images of vintage or rare specimens come to mind, but the 1967 US dime often remains in the shadow of its more famous, valuable and flashy “brethren”.
Grading and Valuation
1856 Flying Eagle Coin: Small Cent, Large Value
Today we will talk about a small, at first glance, unremarkable coin - 1856 eagle penny. But behind the small cent and its modest denomination is a big history, promising important changes in the American monetary system. Now the Flying Eagle cent is known for its exclusivity, rarity and high value among collectors.
Grading and Valuation
Don’t Spend These! List of Current Coins Worth Money
In the world of numismatics there is always a chance to discover a real valuable piece worth collecting among the seemingly ordinary coins that pass through our hands every day. When we talk about coin years worth money and collector coins worth money we are most often referring to old or long-time popular ones, rarely thinking about recently issued variants. Meanwhile, some modern valuable coins in circulation can be a real find and a great addition to the collection for anyone who knows what to look out for.
Grading and Valuation
Coin Certification: Where Do You Get Coins Graded?
If you have a collection of coins and find yourself asking, "Where to get coins graded?", you're not alone. New collectors, seasoned numismatists, and many other people understand that getting coins graded is an important step to make sure about their value and authenticity.
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Coin Grading from G to MS-70: An Overview for Collectors
If you've ever tried to collect coins, chances are you've encountered some confusing abbreviations and numbers like AU, MS-60, or XF-AU. If you can understand what these terms mean, you’ll be able to evaluate a coin’s value for buying, selling, or simply admiring.
Grading and Valuation
MS67 Coin Grade: Do You Need It in Your Portfolio?
In the rich world of coin collecting, certain numbers can even have their meanings. And among them, MS67 stands tall. But what does MS67 mean in coins? Why does it stir excitement among collectors and investors as well?
Grading and Valuation
The Devil and Value Are in Details: Secrets of the Morgan Dollar Grading
The Morgan dollar is one of the most recognizable and respected coins in American numismatics. Its minting began in 1878 and continued until 1904 (with a brief revival in 1921). This dollar represents a period and can be both a historical find and a lucrative investment. The Morgan dollar is not only a formerly used means of payment but also a significant piece of history, but how do you determine its true value? The answer lies in properly assessing the coin's condition - grading.
Grading and Valuation
What Does MS 65 Mean in Coins? Coin Grading and Its Impact
What if I tell you that a coin in your hands is perhaps something much more valuable than you think? The secret often lies in coin grading, a process that evaluates a coin's condition. But what exactly does MS 65 mean, and why is it so important in the world of numismatics? If you've come across terms like coin grading scale, penny grading chart, or MS 70 grade, if you understand them right, they can reveal a coin’s true value.
Grading and Valuation
Cause for Grief or Luck: Exploring the Value of Paper Money Errors
Paper money is not just a standard means of payment. What if you were to look at the bills in your wallet a little more closely, and perhaps even find a special treasure among them - non-perfect bills with errors. As in the case with coins, some paper money errors can increase the value and worth of a banknote by dozens or even hundreds of times compared to its face value. In some cases, bills with errors can be worth a fortune, depending on the condition of the bill itself, the rarity of the error, the historical significance of the bill, and other factors.
Grading and Valuation
NGC Authentication: Your Coin Grade Checker with Privileges
When people are involved in numismatic endeavors, they sooner or later understand how important it is to go through professional coin authentication. Indeed, any certified proof of the coin’s origin and value makes it a legitimate member of the collection which is to be easily evaluated and get familiar with. This, though, can be achieved with proper preparation only.
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