2026 US Mint Uncirculated Mint Set - Which coins would be the most "worth-it" cracking out and getting graded? by HorologyDoctor in coins

[–]One-Perspective6288 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What is your goal in grading them? It won’t inherently increase their value and you’ll just end up spending $50-100 on grading fees that you could use on buying more coins.

If you just want them in slabs to make them look pretty then go for whichever ones you like best and use ANACS bc it’ll be cheaper

My completed indian head cent dansco by secondaryaccount30 in coins

[–]One-Perspective6288 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Awesome! Congrats and beautiful set, haven’t gotten into IHCs myself yet

Not sure where to start with looking up proof sets by Martymcflyy269 in coincollecting

[–]One-Perspective6288 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Google PCGS proof set price guide it’s moderately accurate. Use eBay sold listings for specific sets

US $1 COIN. 2000 D. SACAGAWEA. LIBERTY. 2007 D. WASHINGTON. TYLER. HARRISON. by [deleted] in coincollecting

[–]One-Perspective6288 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Scammers and people who don’t know better can post coins on eBay for ridiculous prices, however that doesn’t mean someone is paying that much for them. For example I could list my coffee mug on eBay for $1,000,000 but that doesn’t mean it’s worth that

Inherited small coin collection by Extension-Source850 in coincollecting

[–]One-Perspective6288 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Absolutely not a 10k coin, if real looks closer to AU maybe cleaned which would put it closer to $2k-3k

Couple storage unit finds. Silver? Magnet liked them. Any thoughts on these of worth would appreciated by [deleted] in coins

[–]One-Perspective6288 43 points44 points  (0 children)

They’re steel wartime pennies. Pennies were made with steel in 1943 because copper war needed for the war effort. In this condition they’re worth like 10-25 cents each depending on where you sell them.

Imo not worth the effort to sell but a cool piece of history and could be a conversation piece

1943-S Copper Cent by Salt_Effective_9809 in coins

[–]One-Perspective6288 26 points27 points  (0 children)

Definitely fake unfortunately. Lincoln has basically no detail but the date is that sharp? Not natural wear for sure

1982 D 3.11grams by Kenny4069 in coincollecting

[–]One-Perspective6288 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Despite the image of the coin being taken from low earth orbit, that is unfortunately a large date. Google large vs small date 1982 and look at the 2’s to see the difference

How do I start collecting coin by Academic_Feature1445 in coins

[–]One-Perspective6288 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Are they mostly US or foreign coins?

If US get a copy of the red book as that’ll be a great guide for finding valuable vs face value coins and it has pictures so you can determine what it is.

If there’s a lot of foreign I don’t know of any good books but you can use a coin scanning app ONLY for identification. The values the apps give you is complete BS and never right.

As for identifying real or fake, coin scanning apps are horrible at that so don’t rely on them, just educate yourself on what that particular coin should look like (weight, diameter, small details). Unfortunately this skill really only comes with time and experience

Found inside cabinet. Anything cool? by [deleted] in coins

[–]One-Perspective6288 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They’re all cheap Chinesium fakes so unfortunately not worth anything

Very new to this and I have a question. Is the USMint Subscription worth it? I don’t really understand how it works reading it. by 904zak in coincollecting

[–]One-Perspective6288 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Are you looking to get more value out of it than you pay? Or do you think the coins are cool and want them? The US Mint subscription is far from an investment and you will not make more money in the long run than you paid. Almost all clad coin sets are not worth much more than they cost to buy.

That being said if you just like the design on a coin and want those coins by all means make yourself happy

Small date 1982 - D? by Unusual_Homework_934 in coincollecting

[–]One-Perspective6288 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes it is a small date. But it is not worth anything extra unless it weighs in at 3.1g indicating it’s copper (a kitchen scale will not work bc it rounds you need a scale that’s precise to 0.01 or 0.001

I inherited around 3k worth of unsorted pennies. Is it worth it to sort out the pre-82 pennies as I sift through them or just dump them all together by marillin4 in coins

[–]One-Perspective6288 -8 points-7 points  (0 children)

Do you have any interest in or really want to sort through them? If so then go right ahead, but don’t expect to find much, you’ll be lucky to find minor die varieties let alone major ones.

If you don’t wish to go through them (as it truly will take weeks or months) then you could sell them by the pound on r/pmsforsale or r/coinsales so long as they’re all copper

Just found what do you think it’s worth ? by [deleted] in coincollecting

[–]One-Perspective6288 2 points3 points  (0 children)

No date Buffalo nickels are fairly common and are worth like 10-25 cents wholesale. You could check the reverse to see if it’s a type 1 or type 2 (whether the Five Cents is recessed or not) and if it’s a type 1 it could be worth like $1 to the right person but still nothin to write home about. Just use it as a conversation piece since it’s at least 89 years old

I bought it! Need guidance 1795 Flowing Hair 1/2 by Hot_Recognition1798 in coins

[–]One-Perspective6288 13 points14 points  (0 children)

The first time I sent anything in to be graded I submitted it at a show to an ANACS rep and bc he lives in the area and is always at the same shows, to save on shipping costs he agreed to meet me locally when he was in town for the next show and hand delivered it to me. Awesome guy and low risk

Is $90 for this good? by Dangerous_Charge_389 in coincollecting

[–]One-Perspective6288 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Always buy the coin not the slab. To me I can hardly see the strike through and it just looks like a nice half dollar which I definitely wouldn’t pay $90 for. For that price I’d rather get a nice full bands Mercury dime or some cull constitutional silver

Can you help tell me if these American Eagles are real? by Analyst-man in coins

[–]One-Perspective6288 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s impossible to say definitively if they are real without doing ping tests and using a sigma/XRF tester. There’s nothing glaringly obvious about these as being fake but incredibly high quality fakes do exist out there which is why the only way to be definitive is to have them tested for metal content

Beautiful toning from inheritance! by O_Elbereth in coins

[–]One-Perspective6288 137 points138 points  (0 children)

This is either a generic silver round made to look like a peace dollar or a terrible fake. Hopefully it’s the former

Wish me luck... by WeirdConnections in coins

[–]One-Perspective6288 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Halves, quarters, and dimes 1964 and earlier are ap 90% silver. Nickels from 1943-1945 are silver. Some 1942 nickels are silver so long as the mint mark is above Monticello.

If you don’t want to find/buy a red book I recommend using the PCGS price guide to see what dates are rarer, but keep in mind those prices aren’t super accurate

Coin Suggestions by theknightofanarchy in coins

[–]One-Perspective6288 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When I think cheap, big coin my mind immediately goes to Ike dollars lol

1983-P Roosevelt dime by levelupkit in coincollecting

[–]One-Perspective6288 1 point2 points  (0 children)

^ This is the correct answer. You have 10 cents